5 Days of Diwali Activities

Name: Diwali Countdown Box
Brand: Mor
Price: 55.00 USD
Availability: InStock

September 6, 2024

Celebrate Diwali with creativity, learning, and joy through our specially designed craft kits! Each kit offers a unique, hands-on way to engage with the spirit of the festival, blending fun activities with cultural elements that bring the vibrant traditions of Diwali to life. With an activity thoughtfully curated for each of the five days of Diwali, these kits are perfect for kids and families looking to immerse themselves in the festivities. Each kit also comes with a beautifully designed card that explains the meaning and significance of each day of Diwali, making it a wonderful way to educate and inspire while creating lasting memories. Whether you’re adding an educational twist to your celebrations or keeping the little ones entertained, our Diwali craft kits are a delightful and meaningful addition to your festivities. See below for details.

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Diwali Coloring Cards

Spark creativity and fun with this activity kit for Day 1 of Diwali! Perfect for little ones, this kit includes Diwali themed coloring cards, an engaging word search, and word unscrambles. Each kit comes with a set of crayons, making it easy to dive into the festive fun right away. Ideal for keeping kids entertained while they learn about the first day of Diwali!

Did you know? Rangoli, a traditional Indian art form, involves creating intricate and colorful patterns on the ground using materials like colored powders, rice, or flower petals. This decorative practice is especially popular during festivals such as Diwali, where rangoli designs are meant to welcome guests, invite good fortune, and celebrate the festive spirit with vibrant, artistic expressions.

Happy Diwali Puzzle

This unique puzzle features the bold, colorful style of Indian truck art, with intricate patterns, floral designs, and bright hues that capture the spirit of the festival. As you piece together the puzzle, "Happy Diwali" emerges in a lively design that brings the joy and charm of India’s roadside art to your home.

Did you know? Indian truck art is not only a form of creative expression but also a way for truck drivers to personalize their vehicles and bring good fortune on long journeys. These colorful and intricate designs often include religious symbols, folk motifs, and protective phrases like "Horn OK Please" reflecting a blend of culture, spirituality, and humor on the roads of India.

Paint your Own Diya

Unleash your creativity this Diwali with the Diya kit! This kit includes a traditional clay diya, along with vibrant paints and brushes to design your own unique masterpiece. With this hands-on activity, kids can get crafty, have fun, and add a colorful touch to the festival of lights!

Did you know? The tradition of lighting diyas during Diwali is closely associated with the return of Lord Rama, Sita, and Lakshman to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile and the defeat of the demon king Ravan. The people of Ayodhya lit rows of oil lamps to celebrate their return, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and good over evil.

Mandala Block Printing

Dive into the traditional art of block printing with our hands-on activity! Using intricately carved wooden blocks, you can create your own unique patterns on fabric or papter. This activity is perfect for all ages, offering a creative and cultural experience that shows the beauty of handmade designs.

Did you know? Block printing has been practiced in India for over 2,000 years with its origins tracing back to Gujarat and Rajasthan. These regions have maintained the tradition, passing down the craft through generations, and are still famous for their exquisite hand-printed textiles today.

Diwali Elephant Ornament

This craft kit includes pre-cut foam pieces in bright, festive colors, complete with sparkling rhinestones and googly eyes to bring your elephant to life. Easy to assemble, this ornament adds a playful, decorative touch to your home.

Did you know? Elephants hold great significance in Indian culture and religion, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and prosperity. They are closely associated with Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity worshipped during Diwali as the remover of obstacles and the god of new beginnings. Elephants are also featured in Indian art, folklore, and temple rituals, believed to bring good fortune and protection.