Rangolis are colorful sand designs that are hand-painted. Unfortunately, today’s commercial products are laden with hazardous chemicals and toxic ingredients that can hurt your skin if used for an extended period of time. In fact, by going the natural path, you’ll find yourself saving money and time. Here are a few ideas for creating natural rangoli colors.

1. Rangoli in yellow
   Combine turmeric powder and rice flour in an equal amount. To create a good texture, combine them thoroughly. This is one of the most beautiful rice rangoli colors. Alternatively, you can manufacture yellow rangoli powder by combining chickpea flour and rice flour.
2. Rangoli in vermilion
   To achieve the desired colors of red and orange, dehydrate and grind pomegranate and carrot peels, accordingly. Alternatively, dried rose and hibiscus petals can be added. To produce red rangoli powder, combine these ingredients in a food processor.
3. Rangoli in orange
   Take some orange peels and marigold flowers. They should be sun-dried and ground together. To produce orange rangoli powder, combine all of the ingredients in a mixing bowl.
4. Rangoli in green
   You’ll need spinach, coriander leaves, and some green herbs to make a natural green rangoli color. They should be dried and ground into a powder.
5. Rangoli in brown
   A bundle of cinnamon sticks can be used to produce brown rangoli at home. Simply crush them to a fine powder.
6. Rangoli in purple
   If you have dried lavender flowers laying around the house, you may use them to produce a lovely purple rangoli powder.
7. Rangoli in white
   White rangoli is also not difficult to create. There is only one item required for this, and that is rice. Simply dry the rice and grind it into a fine powder.
8. Rangoli in black
   Black rangoli is a one-of-a-kind colour that is hard to locate in stores. You’ll need white stone powder and non-toxic black ink to make this DIY black rangoli powder. Pour the ink over the powder and thoroughly mix it in. Continue to apply ink until the white and black are well blended. You have a wonderful black rangoli color to work with for your designs.
9. Make these DIY rangoli colors at home to get into the holiday spirit. Unlike manufactured or commercial ones, they are free of chemicals and poisons. Plus, because the components are so inexpensive, you can prepare a year’s worth and utilize it anytime you choose.