Rangoli · Handmade in Bikaner
Reusable Rangoli & Tea-Light Sets — Crafted in Bikaner
Ready-to-use, reusable rangoli mats and tea-light sets, hand-set with mirrors, pearls and gota. Lay them out in minutes for Diwali, Navratri, weddings and every auspicious occasion, fold them away after, and bring them back next year — a lasting way to welcome positivity and prosperity into the home.
In Candlelight
See the Rangoli Glow
Rangoli is the floor art of the Indian festival — traditionally drawn in coloured powder at the entrance each morning to invite positive energy, prosperity and blessings into the home. A fabric rangoli mat keeps the symbolism and the placement, but survives being walked past, and comes back out for every auspicious occasion — Diwali, Navratri, a wedding, a housewarming — instead of being swept away each night.
Each mat is hand-set in the Bikaner workshop: mirror discs, pearl borders and gota edging worked onto a firm base, with matching tea-light holders finished to the same palette. The set is designed to be laid out as one arrangement — mat at the centre, holders at the corners — ready to use straight out of the box, and reusable long after the first festival it's used for.
Who it's for
It is the practical version of a tradition that usually lasts one evening. Real mirror and pearl work catches diya light the way powder never does, and the whole set folds away and comes back out for the next auspicious occasion instead of ending up in the dustpan.
Buying guide
- Lay the mat on a clean, dry floor — entrance halls, pooja rooms, or a console table all work.
- Use tea-lights or LED candles in the holders. Never place an open flame directly on the fabric.
- Spot-clean with a dry cloth. Do not machine wash; the mirror and pearl work is hand-set.
Every piece in this catalog is handmade by Sunder lal Daga in his Bikaner workshop — the same craft, the same hands, seven years of quiet dedication.
How ordering works →Frequently asked questions
- What is a fabric rangoli mat?
- It is a reusable version of the traditional powder rangoli — mirror, pearl and gota work hand-set onto a firm base, laid at your entrance or in the pooja room and folded away afterwards.
- Does the set include tea-light holders?
- Yes. Each set includes the centre rangoli mat plus matching tea-light holders finished in the same palette, designed to be arranged together.
- Can I use real diyas or candles with it?
- Use tea-lights or LED candles inside the holders. Never place an open flame directly on the fabric.
- How do I clean it?
- Spot-clean with a dry cloth only. Do not machine wash — the mirror and pearl work is hand-set and will not survive a wash cycle.
