Everything you need to know about Diwali…

Kolam / Rangoli is believed to bring prosperity to homes. Patterns are made on the ground with coloured rice. In olden days, the rice would invite birds and other small creatures, thus welcoming other beings into one's home and everyday life; harmonious co-existence. Source: Instagram/ amiramnoor

Kolam / Rangoli is believed to bring prosperity to homes. Patterns are made on the ground with coloured rice. In olden days, the rice would invite birds and other small creatures, thus welcoming other beings into one's home and everyday life; harmonious co-existence. Source: Instagram/ amiramnoormore
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Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights is celebrated between October and November. This year Sunday, 30 October will see Hindus across South Africa celebrating the festival with a traditional fireworks display, and of course delectable festive food. 



The festival is associated with Lakshmi, the goddess of prosperity, and marks the beginning of the financial year in India.

If you’re unfamiliar with the Diwali celebrations, we’ve got you covered…





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