Rangoli Decoration

A rangoli that looks crisp every time, without hours of freehand work. Haoser's rangoli stencils and wooden rangoli mats are laser-cut from Pine MDF, so you can pour colour, lift and reuse them festival after festival. Order by 25 October for delivery before Diwali (8 November).

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Reusable Rangoli Stencils

Lay the stencil, fill it with rangoli powder or coloured rice, and lift for sharp lines. Choose single motifs such as lotus, peacock and Ganesha, 6-inch stencil sets for small doorways, and long border stencils that frame a bigger design. Beginners and kids get neat results on the first try.

Wooden Rangoli Mats and Bases

Want a mess-free rangoli? Our MDF rangoli boards (7.5, 10 and 12 inch) are pre-cut in mandala and flower patterns. Paint them, add mirrors for Lippan-style work, or place diyas in the tealight rangoli platter. Once finished, they last for years and suit balconies and flats where powder is hard to keep clean.

Mandala and Border Designs

Geometric mandala stencils, boho borders and chakra sets double as painting templates for walls, trays and canvases, so they earn their place well beyond Diwali.

Complete Your Festive Setup

Pair your rangoli with diya and lotus cutouts, Shubh Labh door pieces and torans from our Diwali decoration collection, or find a door pair in Shubh Labh cutouts. Need plain shapes for your own designs? Browse MDF shapes and cutouts. For school events and housing societies, see bulk MDF cutouts.

Why Haoser Rangoli Decor

• Laser-cut Pine MDF with clean edges that hold their shape use after use.
• Dispatched in 1–2 working days, delivered in 3–7 days across India.
• Free shipping on orders of Rs.599 and above; Cash on Delivery on orders up to Rs.499.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use a rangoli stencil?
Place it on a clean, dry floor, sprinkle rangoli powder evenly over the cut-outs, tap gently and lift straight up. Start with the centre motif, then add border stencils around it.

Can I reuse the stencils and mats?
Yes. Dust stencils off or wipe them with a dry cloth after use. Keep painted mats flat and away from water; a coat of varnish helps them last.

What size rangoli should I choose for my entrance?
A 6 to 7.5 inch design suits a pooja corner or small doorway. For a main entrance, pick a 10 or 12 inch board or combine a centre stencil with border strips.

When should I order for Diwali?
Diwali 2026 is on 8 November. Order by 25 October; allow a few extra days if you plan to paint and varnish.