Handmade Crochet Flowers for Rangoli and Decor

A quick floral arrangement I made using my crochet marigold and hibiscus flowers with mango leaves. You can create endless designs with these reusable blooms.

This video shows a colorful mix of my crochet marigolds, hibiscus flowers, and mango leaves. They are eye-catching, washable, and bring festive vibes that never fade.

Here are some flowers and leaves I prepared for a 'Rukhwat' display, arranged in a swastik. These flowers always remain fresh and are perfect for creating auspicious symbols.

Packets of crochet hibiscus and marigold flowers ready to be used in a wedding 'Rukhwat'. They are a practical and beautiful addition to the traditional bridal trousseau display.

An assortment of my handmade crochet flowers. The vibrant red hibiscus and sunny orange and yellow marigolds can be used to brighten up any corner of your home.

This video showcases different ways to use my crochet flowers for decoration, including making rangoli patterns like a swastik, a floral circle, or a representation of 'Om'.

A beautiful circular rangoli arrangement made with my crochet marigold flowers and mango leaves. It's a wonderful, eco-friendly way to decorate your floor during festivals.

Another rangoli idea, this time creating a heart and 'Om' symbol with crochet hibiscus and marigold flowers. These are especially loved by my customers living abroad who miss fresh flowers during Indian festivals.

A bulk order I recently completed, featuring yellow and orange Zendu flowers and red Jasvand flowers. It was a great pleasure to work on such a colorful project.