Diwali 2025: Step-By-Step Guide To Make Diyas At Home
Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of the most auspicious and vibrant festivals in India.
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On the day of Diwali, people decorate their homes with diyas to remove the negative energy.
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A diya is significant as a symbol of hope, spiritual awakening, and the triumph of light over darkness.
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Here are some simple steps for you to make DIY Diyas at home:
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Take air clay or play-dough and roll it out in a smooth, thin layer.
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Now, place a bowl upside down on top of the clay and cut around the bowl to create a circle.
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Stamp the clay by using a pre-made stamp, or else carve it out by hand.
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Take the clay and set it into a small bowl to form the shape of a diya.
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Let the clay dry overnight
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Once dry, decorate it by painting colours on it and Voila! Your diya is ready to illuminate at night on Diwali.