Dust that old spice box, bring out that antique jewellery box your mother gave you, better still if it has some compartments in them.Display it on your center table or that coffee table in your drawing room where you welcome your guests for Diwali.
Fill each compartment with dry-fruits, sugar candies, chocolates, take your pick:-) Drop a tiny tea light candle in one of the slots and see the festive glow it it brings into your home and on the faces of your guests:-)
(Images & ideas by Arch, feel free to get inspired and link to me but if you want to use my photographs for some other purpose please send me a mail.)
Hi Arch...hope you remember me,this is Deepika...your humble blog reader. I was so inspired by you that I managed to go blogging n now i have my own..Its Mudram.blogspot.com.
ReplyDeleteWell,amazing you just started the feel of Diwali in Me.
We've already started lighting small lamps out of our home...
thanks a lot for being a great inspiration to me....lovely lights..
Deepika- Of course I remember you and glad you started a blog:-)
ReplyDeleteYour blog is wonderful and love the Balinese & Indian ideas:-)
People do check out her blog...:-)
Arch
Love them. Some ideas with flower arrangements?
ReplyDeleteArch this is beautiful!!! Love your spice/dryfruit holder.
ReplyDeletesmita- Thanks:-) Sure...how can diwali decorations be complete without flowers...We still have many days to go;-)
ReplyDeletevineeta- Thanks:-))
Arch,
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty idea, is it tradition this time of year?
Robyn- Thanks:-)
ReplyDeleteYes, Diwali- The Festival of Lights is a major festival in India and the countdown has begun...it's on Nov 9th.
I am sharing some ideas for Diwali decoration in our homes...so drop by everyday:-)