Floral rangoli design from India
Marigold, roses, pink asters and leaves make this floral rangoli.
Marigold, roses, pink asters and leaves make this floral rangoli.
Ayurveda considers aroma blends to be more effective than single aromas because of the added benefits of synergy and balance. Aromatherapy, the therapeutic use of essential oils, is one of the most popular techniques of natural medicine
This rangoli is made using jasmine, oleander, roses, marigolds, rice, grass and earthen lamps with wick and oil.
This flower is blooming in my garden, though I don’t know the name. I’ve seen it in shades of yellow, rust, orange, maroon, white and pink. I call it the paper flower because of the crisp, papery texture of its petals. These make lovely dry
Guava trees are the star attraction in our garden for monkeys, birds, squirrels and kids. The monsoon fruit is not as sweet as the winter fruit, nonetheless, those eying the fruit couldn't care less!