Jan 14, 2024 · In this video, we bring you some amazing DIY Pongal Pot design ideas that will add a festive flair to your celebrations. Whether you're looking for traditional designs or modern twists, we've...

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Feb 1, 2021 · Pot Decor for Pongal. As pots play a crucial role in this festival most of them use this as the main decor element for this festival. So above are some of the cool pot decorations with florals, and rangoli which can be taken as an inspiration for …

Dec 28, 2024 · Decorate a small clay pot with bright Pongal colors and designs. Create a tiny model (diorama) of a Tamil village during Pongal celebrations. Make a paper mache Sun God (Surya) to learn why the Sun is essential during Pongal. Craft a wall hanging with dried grains in Pongal-inspired shapes.

Jan 16, 2024 · Here are some amazing Pongal decoration ideas you can use to brighten up your home this festive season. Well-painted and decorated pot for Pongal decoration. Typically, Pongal is prepared in a clay pot. You can decorate the pot with patterns in various colours and stick some colourful beads to make your Pongal decoration even more appealing.

May 16, 2024 · Use vibrant colours, kumkum (vermilion), and turmeric to brighten up a clay or metal pot (Pongal pot). Tie ribbons, bells, or little ornaments to make the pot look prettier. Place the decorated pot in the Pongal cooking area or at the front of your house as the centrepiece.

Jan 13, 2024 · Earthen pot decoration An earthen pot is used for cooking Pongal dish as part of the celebration. The pot is decorated for the festival with traditional designs like banana leaves, sugarcane, etc.

Discover creative Pongal pot decoration ideas and pot painting designs. Get inspired to decorate clay pots for the Pongal festival and other celebrations.

Jan 19, 2023 · Traditional Pongal decorations include hanging Mango leaves at the entrance, creating a Rangoli (flower or coloured powder art) on the lawn, and serving meals on banana leaves. In traditional residences, three pots are stacked on top of each other, with overflowing rice to represent prosperity.