What pictures are there?

A diya with its flame, a rangoli, a hanging lantern, fireworks and sparklers over the rooftops, a lotus, a garland of marigolds, a decorated elephant and a plate of sweets.

Are there gods or goddesses?

No. The pictures are lamps, flowers, patterns and festive things, so every family and classroom can use them.

Are they for children?

Yes: easy has big spaces for small children; detailed has finer lines for older children and adults.

Do the pictures repeat if I print 10 pages?

There are eight Diwali subjects, so pages 9 and 10 bring back the diya and the rangoli, drawn differently. Every page is its own drawing, and picture set 2 starts at the lantern, so set 1 and set 2 together make twenty different pages.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The pictures are drawn in your browser and the PDF is made there too.

Diwali coloring pages

Diyas, lanterns and rangoli for the festival of lights.

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Example: ten Diwali pages for a class, and what is on each

A primary school teacher marks Diwali with a coloring session for a class of mixed ages. Pictures: Diwali, Detail: Easy, Pages: 10, Paper: US Letter, Picture set 1. Each page has one large picture with a few small things round it.

Pages 1 to 8 are the eight Diwali subjects in turn: a diya, a rangoli, a hanging lantern, fireworks, a lotus, a marigold garland, an elephant and a plate of sweets.
Pages 9 and 10 start the round again with a second diya and rangoli, drawn with different details.
For the older children, choose Detailed: the same subjects with finer spaces and a pattern behind each picture.
Picture set 2 carries on where set 1 stopped, starting at the lantern, so a second print brings new drawings.

Page	Picture set 1	Picture set 2
1	Diya	Hanging lantern
2	Rangoli	Fireworks
3	Hanging lantern	Lotus
4	Fireworks	Marigold garland
5	Lotus	Elephant
6	Marigold garland	Plate of sweets
7	Elephant	Diya
8	Plate of sweets	Rangoli
9	Diya (a second one)	Hanging lantern
10	Rangoli (a second one)	Fireworks

coloring-pages-diwali.pdf, ten Letter pages with one picture each, thick outlines and big spaces for small hands. Lamps, flowers and patterns only, no gods or goddesses, so the sheets suit every family and classroom.

How it works

Choose easy pictures for children or detailed ones with a pattern behind for adults.
Choose how many pages; change the picture set for a different selection.
Download the PDF and print: one big picture on each page.

Frequently asked questions

What pictures are there?: A diya with its flame, a rangoli, a hanging lantern, fireworks and sparklers over the rooftops, a lotus, a garland of marigolds, a decorated elephant and a plate of sweets.
Are there gods or goddesses?: No. The pictures are lamps, flowers, patterns and festive things, so every family and classroom can use them.
Are they for children?: Yes: easy has big spaces for small children; detailed has finer lines for older children and adults.
Do the pictures repeat if I print 10 pages?: There are eight Diwali subjects, so pages 9 and 10 bring back the diya and the rangoli, drawn differently. Every page is its own drawing, and picture set 2 starts at the lantern, so set 1 and set 2 together make twenty different pages.
Is anything uploaded?: No. The pictures are drawn in your browser and the PDF is made there too.