As soon as I thought of colour I thought of Nepal.
We’ve seen so many tragic images following the earthquakes, yet my memories are still of a vibrant, colourful country. I know that the relief efforts have been slow, especially to the remoter areas but from my contacts there I see optimism rather than despair.
Diwali, the festival of lights, spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness.
Rangoli or Kolam (mandalas) decorations for Diwali, are prepared from coloured flour or with flower petals.
They are floor decorations placed near entrances and corridors to welcome the goddess Lakshmi and guests.
Let’s not forget this beautiful country that is still in great need of our support.
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Very nice that!
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Thanks 🙂
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I’m so glad you posted this, I’ve seen these powders before and knew they were just perfect for the theme but they’re not part of my world just now.
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Yes, with the ease of travel nowadays we can one day be in amidst such vibrant colours and the next – as I am today – in the cold grey skies and muted tones of Yorkshire! Not that I’m saying it is like that all the time here, for last week was glorious.
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Beautiful colors, beautiful message…
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Thank you 🙂
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well done
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the colours are just stunning!
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So true 🙂
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