The 10 Coolest Diwali Nail Art Ideas Pictures

October 22, 2022 Afreen

When it comes to Diwali, we think of glitter and lighting. After all, it is one of the happiest and most widely celebrated Hindu New Year’s. So it is time for New Nails New Me with these nail art ideas that you need to try for Diwali. If you don’t know about Diwali, This is India’s biggest and most important holiday of the year. The festival gets its name from the row of clay lamps. The Indian’s light outside their homes symbolizes the inner light that protects them from spiritual darkness.

In this blog, I am gonna show you some best Diwali nail art design ideas. I hope you like my collection.

Diwali Nails Designs Images-

Here I am going to share with you so many kinds of different styles of the nail art design. Created by amazing nail art artists, First of all, I want to give all credit to all the nail art design creators who create this. Thank you so much for these amazing nail art designs…

Lighting nails-

We decore our house with Diwali lights because, It is called the “festival of lights” since it involves lighting small clay lamps filled with oil to signify the triumph of good over evil, light over darkness, and knowledge over ignorance.

lighting nail art

Important of Diwali-

It is a festival of new beginnings. Families clean their homes and workplaces to help bring good fortune, they decorate with clay lamps and Rangoli to welcome Goddess Laxmi for puja (making an offering of flowers or fruit to an image of a Goddess) and then celebrate with feasts and firework festivities. Celebrants wear new clothes throughout the festival and exchange gifts, sweets, and snacks with family members and friends.

“For many Indians, Diwali is the best time of year! During Diwali, I always feel so much closer to my family, friends, and my Indian culture and community.

diwali nail art

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Diwali- Lakshmi Puja Vrat and Rituals

On the day of Diwali, people should wake up early in the morning to pay tribute to their ancestors and worship the family gods. Being Amavasya day, people also perform Shradh for their ancestors. Traditionally, most of the puja is performed after observing a fast. Therefore, the devotees of Goddess Lakshmi observe a one-day fast on the day of Lakshmi Puja. The fast is broken in the evening after Lakshmi Puja.

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