This is why “rangoli” was drawn using rice flour! Serve nature, it serves you well! 😍❤️ Proud of what we followed!!!

Most probably only in Bengal, Northeast and in South India we have this tradition to make Alpona/Rangoli with rice flour.

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@RAV1_K Great. Spirit of Sanatan Dharma is truly reflected by catering the needs of needy creatures of God's empire through this Rangoli.Artist using rice flour in drawing the Rangoli deserves hundreds salutations.

Not only these even black ants eat them, who are considered (indicative) to be Lakhmi & when they do so they say Lakshmi or prosperity comes home. The reason for Rangoli.

These little birds are pecking only that much rice flour from Rangoli what is really needed to satisfy their appetite.They could have taken some flour into their beak to their nest but they are not taking it as they don't believe in Compilation, a teaching of Sanatan Dharma.

Drawing Rangoli with rice flour is a beautiful tradition that not only adds color to homes but also serves as a thoughtful gesture towards birds. Once the Rangoli is admired, birds can feast on the rice flour, turning this art form into a nourishing treat for our feathered friends. It's a harmonious blend of culture, creativity, and consideration for nature's creatures. #RangoliTradition #BirdFriendlyArt #CulturalHarmony

these eco friendly methods have been engrained into our culture, how inclusive!

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@saurmisra हमारी दिल्ली में तो यह चिड़िया देखने के लिए भी नहीं है , सब गायब हो गई 😭😭😭