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Featured Rangoli Installations and Cultural Art

byChandan DevadigTravels to events across IndiaStarts from₹5,500 Per ArtworkView full gallery

From 30-foot festival centerpieces to live speed-painting performances, this collection showcases my most ambitious and detailed projects.

This is a rangoli I created inspired by the film 'Kantara', capturing the intensity of a Daivaradhane performance. The piece, which won first prize at the Shri Mahadeva temple jatra in Karwar, is made entirely of coloured powders and shows the divine energy of Panjurli.

For the Ugadi festival, my team and I created this massive 30x30 foot rangoli at the Forum Mall in Bangalore. This video shows the scale of the installation, designed to be a vibrant centerpiece for thousands of shoppers, blending traditional motifs with a modern, festive colour palette.

A 4x7 foot rangoli depicting the 'Vishvarupa' scene from the Mahabharata, created for the Maruti Jatra Mahotsav. I love bringing epic stories to life, and this piece captures the divine moment between Krishna and Arjuna with intricate details and a celestial background.

A tribute to the beloved Kannada actor Puneeth Rajkumar, titled 'Karnataka Ratna'. This portrait is made from a mix of crushed charcoal and white stone powder, a technique I use to create realistic, monochrome artworks with deep emotional resonance.

A portrait of Lord Ganesha, or Bappa, created for a Ganesh Chaturthi exhibition at the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishad in Bangalore. The use of golden-hued powders against a black background gives the artwork a metallic, statue-like appearance.

This rangoli is a tribute to the great Maratha warrior, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The artwork captures his regal presence and strength, using vibrant colours and detailed shading on his attire and expression, making it a powerful piece for cultural celebrations.

This video showcases a live art performance where I completed a 20x20 foot Sanskar Bharti rangoli in just one hour at the Shri Shantika Parameshwari temple in Kumta. It demonstrates my ability to create large, intricate designs quickly for events.

Capturing the vibrant spirit of Yakshagana, a traditional theatre form from coastal Karnataka. This detailed rangoli was exhibited at Chitra Santhe in Bangalore and highlights the elaborate costumes, makeup, and expressive characters of this unique art form.

About Featured

When I take on a large-scale project, the most important step happens before any colour touches the floor: surface prep. For outdoor temple events or mall installations, I insist on a wind-free, dust-free environment because the detail in my Sanskar Bharti patterns relies entirely on consistent airflow. If you are planning an installation for your venue, ensure the flooring is deep-cleaned beforehand so my team can achieve those razor-sharp borders you see in my work.

Hand-drawn rangoli up to 30x30 feet — Approved by the tribe

Chandan Devadig

Travels to events across IndiaStarts from ₹5,500 Per Artwork

I am Chandan, and I believe art is about capturing the energy of our stories, whether it's a deity or a local legend. I love mixing tradition with modern themes to create work that makes people stop and look twice.