During the Indian festival of Diwali, people create colorful rangoli designs at their home entrances. This vibrant practice involves using colored powders, rice, or flower petals to make intricate patterns that symbolize prosperity and joy. Rangoli is traditionally made to welcome guests and deities, reflecting the spirit of the festival known as the "Festival of Lights." The decorations not only beautify homes but also serve as a form of artistic expression and a way to connect with cultural traditions. The designs vary in complexity and are often made collaboratively, enhancing community spirit.