Quick Portable Rangoli Kit for Kids – 36-Piece Diwali Gift Set

The Diwali craft kit your kids will actually finish.

Every parent knows the moment: the kids want to help with the rangoli, and ten minutes later there's colour on the floor, the clothes and the dog.

The Murga Quick Portable Rangoli kit fixes that. The moulded shapes do the drawing, so little hands only have to fill them with colour. The result is a real rangoli the whole family uses at the door, on the stairs and around the diya, made by your kids.

Everything in one box. Nothing else to buy.

36 pieces: 18 rangoli moulds in festive shapes, Decora rangoli colours in easy-squeeze bottles, fillers and pouches, and 8 tea lights. Open the box and start.

Why parents love it

1. No drawing skills needed — the shapes give every child a neat, symmetrical design, so nobody ends up in tears over a wobbly line.
2. Less mess — colour goes inside the moulds and the squeeze bottles control the flow, instead of loose powder everywhere.
3. Screen-free festive time — an afternoon of filling, arranging and decorating together.
4. Their work goes on display — the pieces are portable, so the rangoli your child made can sit right at the front door for guests to see.
5. Safe-feeling colours — non-toxic, non-irritant, non-sticky and stain-proof, as printed on the pack.

How it works, for little hands

1. Choose the shapes. Let the kids pick a big Lily or Lotus for the centre and the smaller motifs around it.
2. Fill with colour. Bottles for outlines and details, fillers and pouches for the bigger areas.
3. Arrange the display. Doorway, staircase, a passage or around the mandir — move pieces until it looks just right.
4. Light it up together. A grown-up places and lights the tea lights for the final glow.

What kids get out of it

1. Colours and colour-matching across 18 shapes.
2. Patterns and symmetry, without needing to draw.
3. Patience and steady hands, filling one shape at a time.
4. The pride of saying "I made that" when guests arrive.

Things to make together

1. A welcome rangoli at the front door with the Big Lily or Big Lotus.
2. A staircase of colour, one motif on every step.
3. A festive path of borders and motifs for guests to walk along.
4. A floating urli of shapes and tea lights in water (grown-ups handle the candles).
5. A cousins' rangoli contest at the family Diwali get-together.

The gift kids remember

A ready-to-gift box with a built-in handle: no wrapping needed. Perfect for nieces and nephews, Diwali party return gifts, school and society celebrations, and family hampers from the office.

What's in the box

1. 1 × Big Lily mould
2. 1 × Big Lotus mould
3. 4 × Chakra
4. 4 × Sunflower
5. 4 × Kalakriti Border
6. 4 × Lotus Border
7. 8 × Tea Lights
8. 4 × Decora Easy Bottle, 70 g each
9. 2 × Decora Easy Filler, 50 g each
10. 4 × Decora rangoli pouch, 100 g each

For parents: safety first

1. Suitable for children aged 3 and up. Contains small parts, so not for under-3s.
2. Tea lights should be placed and lit by an adult.
3. For decoration only, not edible. Wash hands after play.
4. Best before 5 years from the date of packaging.
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The Cock Colours promise

We've been colouring India's festivals since 1951. Made in Hathras, India, by a name your family already trusts at Holi and beyond.

This Diwali, let the kids do the rangoli

36 pieces, one box, and a festive home decorated by the youngest artists in the family.