Wooden Mandala Rangoli Set with Diyas & Agarbatti Stand – Overview
This handcrafted festive arrangement centres on a round wooden rangoli plate painted with concentric mandala rings in orange, green, white and red. At its centre sits a raised domed agarbatti stand, pierced with holes to hold incense sticks upright. Four painted terracotta diyas and four square wooden tiles, each carrying its own floral mandala, arrange around the central plate to build a full rangoli without any loose powder. The wooden pieces are finished to be waterproof. Made in India by Flo Art.
Product Features
- Round wooden rangoli plate with concentric hand-painted mandala rings
- Raised domed agarbatti stand at the centre, pierced for incense sticks
- Four painted terracotta diyas for oil or wick lamps
- Four square tiles with floral mandala motifs
- Reusable arrangement that needs no rangoli powder
- Waterproof finish on the wooden pieces
- Handmade in India
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Wooden Rangoli with Diyas and Agarbatti Stand |
| Material | Wood (rangoli and tiles), Clay / Terracotta (diyas) |
| Art Style | Mandala, Hand-painted |
| Colour | Orange, Green, White, Red |
| Finish | Waterproof (wooden pieces) |
| Package Includes | 1 Rangoli Plate with Agarbatti Stand, 4 Diyas, 4 Tiles |
| Occasion | Diwali, Pooja, Festive Décor, Gifting |
| Country of Origin | India |
Care
- Wipe the wooden pieces with a dry or lightly damp cloth
- Let the terracotta diyas cool fully before cleaning, and avoid prolonged soaking
Why Choose This Rangoli
This rangoli is laid out, lifted and stored rather than drawn in powder, which matters if you decorate for several days of a festival. The pieces are separate, so the arrangement can be spread wide in an entrance or pulled tight on a pooja shelf, and the agarbatti stand is built into the centre rather than added alongside.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included?
One round rangoli plate with a built-in agarbatti stand, four terracotta diyas and four square tiles.
Can the arrangement be reused?
Yes. The pieces are lifted and stored after use, so no rangoli powder is needed.
What holds the incense sticks?
The raised dome at the centre of the rangoli plate is pierced with holes to hold agarbatti upright.
What occasions is it for?
It is made for Diwali, pooja and other festive decoration at home.
Where is it made?
It is handmade in India by Flo Art.
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