This Diwali, unleash your creativity, give a personal touch to your home with DIY decorations, eco-friendly option with economy.

DIY Diwali Decoration : Diwali is just a few days away. This is one of the biggest and important festivals celebrated in India and houses are specially decorated during this time. It is believed that Goddess Lakshmi comes to the house on Diwali and cleaning and decoration is done to welcome her. People decorate their houses in different ways. There is a tradition of lighting lamps and candles on this day.

Houses are illuminated on this festival. Along with this, flower bands are made and colorful rangoli is also made. People buy many types of decoration items to make their house look beautiful. But to decorate your home, you can also use your creativity along with buying things from the market. In this way your home will also get your personal touch which will be most special.

for diwali decoration DIY Ideas

Decorating the house on Diwali has special significance and when the method of decoration is DIY (Do It Yourself) then it not only promotes creativity but is also economical and eco-friendly. Today we bring for you some DIY Diwali lights, rangoli designs, and eco-friendly decoration methods.

candle jar lights
Materials: Old glass jars, candles, strips of paper or paint.
Method: Wrap the glass jar with colorful paper or decorate it with paint. Use them for decoration by placing a candle inside.
Environmental Benefits: This method reduces electricity consumption and promotes recycling.

paper lanterns
Materials: Paper/newspaper, glue, thread.
Method: Make lanterns from old newspaper paper. Decorate them with colors and hang them in the corners of the house.
Environmental benefits: Use of paper instead of plastic, which is biodegradable.

lamps and candles

Ingredients: Clay, organic wax, cotton thread.
Method: Make clay lamps yourself and use organic wax in them. Put the wick of cotton thread in the lamp.
Environmental Benefits: This method is completely organic and eco-friendly instead of plastic or chemical based candles.

Rangoli Design: A fusion of traditional and modern
Ingredients: Natural colors (turmeric, dry flour, rice flour, gulal), flower petals.
Method: Draw traditional patterns on the ground, such as Lakshmi's feet, swastikas, or geometric shapes. Use flower petals and natural colours.
Environmental benefits: Natural elements are used instead of synthetic colours, which reduces water pollution and does not harm animals and birds.

Eco-Friendly Diwali Decoration

In view of the problem of pollution and waste in present times, the trend of eco-friendly Diwali decorations has increased. Instead of plastic and synthetic decorations, it is better to use natural and recyclable materials.
Ingredients: Fresh flowers, leaves, vine etc.
Method: Use fresh flowers and leaves for decoration inside and outside the house. Make arches on doors and walls with flowers.
Environmental Benefits: This type of decoration is completely organic and can be reused as compost.