Celebrate Diwali this year by making your own paper diya wall hanging, which is sure to bring light and warmth into your home this Diwali 🪔. A diya a traditional oil lamp made from clay ...

“Instead of spending heavily on decorative diya holder, it’s better to make one yourself. I prefer making my Diwali decorations at home. The process is as simple as it sounds and I also feel ...

“I light one real diya and a few tea candles ... turn to your local library for these three children’s books: Make Diwali treats Jalebi are deep-fried, spiral, funnel-cake like confections ...

Looking for decor ideas in the Diwali week? Try festive tablescapes ... table linens and add old trays received in hampers to make floral arrangements. Banana leaves, Ashoka leaves, coconut ...

Each diya lit on Diwali holds its own spiritual meaning ... Diyas in the open areas of the home or yard invite celestial blessings and make the whole atmosphere serene, enhancing family bonding ...

Make this beautiful Diya greeting card. Diya signifies joy and happiness. Some of the materials that you will need for Diwali cards are- thick colourful A4 size sheets, colour pencils, crayons ...

And Kummari Veedhi, which used to be filled with energy and smell of clay this time of the year is dull as the artisan families opted not to make diyas for this Diwali.“No one wants simple diyas ...

men and children of the family are engaged in preparing lamps and other materials on Diwali. The artisans told that every day a family is making about 1,500 to 2 thousand diyas. Shekhar Prajapati ...

"I light one real diya and a few tea candles ... a traditional Indian dessert. Make Diwali treats Jalebi are deep-fried, spiral, funnel-cake like confections made from either wheat or lentil ...