The Phool Flower is a set of four 4 inch golden MDF rangoli pieces: a round flower with scalloped outer petals, pointed inner petals and a circle at its centre, edged in raised gold foil on a sturdy MDF base. Fill each section with rangoli colour, coloured rice or flower petals and you have a festival-ready rangoli in minutes, with every line crisp and gold. It works like a ready-made kolam, muggulu or pookalam outline, so the design is perfect before the first spoonful goes in.

Why you will love it

Place them at the four corners of a larger rangoli, along a staircase or around the mandir for a finished look.

The gold edges stay visible between the colours, so even a simple two-colour fill looks finished and festive. There is no freehand drawing, no chalk outline and no smudged lines.

How to fill it

1. Place the board flat on a clean, dry floor where it will stay.
2. Spoon rangoli powder into one section at a time. A teaspoon, a folded paper cone or a squeeze bottle gives the most control.
3. Level each section gently with the back of the spoon or a soft brush.
4. Finish with diyas and a few marigold petals around the edge.
5. After the festival, tip out the colour, wipe the board with a dry cloth and store it flat for next time.

Product details

• Size: Each piece is about 4 inch (10 cm) across
• Material: MDF with a gold foil face
• In the pack: 4 pieces of the same design
• Rangoli colour is not included
• Keep dry and wipe clean. MDF does not like water.
• Handle by the edges, as the fine cut points can chip if dropped.

Rangoli for UAE homes

Most homes in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman open onto a shared corridor or a polished marble lobby, where loose freehand rangoli can spread underfoot. Because every colour sits inside the board, your rangoli stays neat at the door all through Diwali, Navratri and every celebration in between. Browse the full rangoli collection for colours and matching boards. Orders above AED 30 ship free across the UAE, and this set qualifies on its own.

Frequently asked questions

What do I fill it with?

Rangoli powder is the classic choice. Coloured rice, coloured salt, lentils, flower petals and even turmeric and kumkum all work well.

Is rangoli colour included?

No, the set comes without colour so you can choose your own palette. You will find rangoli colours in our rangoli collection.

Can I reuse it?

Yes. Tip out the colour after the festival, wipe the board with a dry cloth and store it flat. It is ready for the next celebration.

How big is it?

Each piece is about 4 inch (10 cm) across. You get four pieces of the same design.

Which floor works best?

Any flat, hard floor such as marble, tiles or wood. On a rug, place it on a tray or a flat board first so the colour stays level.

Is it a good activity for children?

It is a lovely family activity because the gold lines guide little hands. Supervise young children with the powder and keep it away from mouths and eyes.

When can I use it?

Diwali, Dhanteras, Navratri, Lakshmi Puja, Griha Pravesh, Onam, Pongal and weddings, or simply to welcome guests on any special day.

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