INR ₹ · India

About this product

🪔 Lays out in minutes, with no rangoli powder and no stencil

🔥 LED diyas with no flame, no oil and no smoke

🍃 Reusable banana leaf mats, wipe clean

⏱️ Packs away flat and comes out again next year

🏠 For the front door, the pooja room or the floor beside the mandir

The rangoli at the front door is the first thing anyone sees on Diwali morning, and this one goes down in minutes. Broad banana leaves open out like petals, yellow marigolds sit along each one, and LED diyas light the whole thing without a drop of oil. Lay it out at the entrance, outside the pooja room or on the floor beside the mandir. Nothing wilts by evening, nothing stains the floor, and the same box comes out again next year.

What's Included:

  • 6 Banana Leaf Mats
  • 6 LED Diyas, small flame
  • 12 Yellow Flowers
  • 24 pieces in all

How big is it?

  • Each mat is 11 inches wide and 22.5 inches long, so one kit opens out to roughly three feet across
  • Six leaves form the flower with a little floor showing between the petals
  • Nothing is fixed in place, so you can open the leaves wider or draw them in to suit the space
  • Taking two kits lets you close the same three feet into a solid flower, or lay out two rangolis, one at the front door and one by the mandir

Details

Banana Leaf Mat

  • Size: 11 inches wide and 22.5 inches long
  • Material: Plastic, wipe clean

LED Diya

  • Flame: Small flame
  • Battery: CR2032, included, commonly known as watch batteries
  • Care: Take the battery out when it is not in use

Yellow Flowers

  • Material: Artificial fabric marigolds
  • These come only as part of this kit and are not sold separately

How to lay it out

  • Open the leaves out from a centre point so the tips form a flower
  • Overlap the bases so the stems disappear under the middle
  • Set one marigold along each leaf, then cluster the rest in the centre
  • Ring the centre with diyas and space the others out towards the leaf tips

Care

  • Wipe the mats with a damp cloth and let them dry flat
  • Take the batteries out of the diyas before storing
  • Store the mats flat so the leaves do not crease

Why It's the Smarter Choice

FABN Silk Flowers  vs  Powder Rangoli
FABN Powder Rangoli
Down in minutes
✓
✕ An hour on the floor
Lift it and store it
✓
✕ Swept away next morning
No powder to spill
✓
✕ Colour over everything
Lights up on its own
✓
✕ Diyas bought separately
Use it again every year
✓
✕ Buy powder each time
Flameless and child safe
✓
✕ Oil diyas to watch

Questions, answered

A few minutes. There is nothing to stick down or assemble. You open the leaves out from a centre point and place the flowers and diyas on top.
Yes. Each diya takes a CR2032 watch battery and comes with one fitted. Take them out when you pack the kit away.
Each mat is 22.5 inches long, so one kit opens out to roughly three feet across. Nothing is fixed down, so you can spread the leaves wider or draw them in to suit the space.
Yes. Take two kits and you can either close the same three feet into a solid flower with a dense centre of diyas and marigolds, or lay out two separate rangolis, one at the front door and one by the mandir.
Yes, in a covered porch or just inside the door. Bring it in if there is heavy rain, since the battery compartments on the diyas are not sealed.
The mats sit flat and the diyas hold them down. On polished marble, set a few diyas towards the leaf tips to weigh the edges.
No. The yellow flowers come only as part of this kit.
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