Using diyas, LED lights, and other non-polluting decorations helps maintain cleaner air during the festival. Plantable decorations are made from biodegradable materials embedded with seeds. When planted after Diwali, these decorations can grow into flowers, herbs, or even vegetables.
It is a way for people to express their cultural identity and is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to the household. Diwali, also known as the “festival of lights”, is one of the most popular festivals in India, making it one where homes across the country get a new splash of colour.
If you have more paintings and murals, hang them on every wall in your house to make every room brighter and more colourful. If you don’t have any paintings or murals, consider making your wall decor out of old CDs, newspapers, greeting cards, craft paper, or just pieces of cloth.
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