Rangoli & Gahuli

Rangoli and Gahuli are traditional decorative art forms used in Jain festivals and ceremonies to create a sacred and welcoming atmosphere. Rangoli involves intricate patterns made with colored powders, rice flour, or flower petals at the entrance or around the venue, symbolizing auspiciousness and inviting positive energy. Gahuli refers to decorative embellishments, often crafted from flowers or natural materials, used to adorn idols, altars, and sacred spaces. Together, Rangoli and Gahuli enhance the visual beauty of Jain celebrations while reflecting cultural heritage and devotion.