Diwali Coloring Pages

Diwali is the festival of lights, celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and some Buddhists, and in 2026 the main day falls on 8 November. Families light small clay lamps called diyas, decorate floors with colored patterns called rangoli, share sweets and watch fireworks. The pages in this hub are drawn from those things.

You will find a row of diya lamps with marigold petals, a rangoli pattern built around a lotus, a house with lamps along the roof and a marigold garland, a plate of round laddoo and diamond-shaped barfi, fireworks over rooftops and a lotus with a lit lamp in its center. The diyas and the sweets plate are simple and suit ages three to six. The house and the fireworks suit ages five to nine, and the rangoli is detailed and better for ages eight and up.

The pages show objects and scenes only, with no deities or people, so they work for families and classrooms of any background. Bright colors are traditional for Diwali: oranges, pinks, golds and deep blues. Every page prints on US Letter or A4 and is free for home and classroom use. The art is made with an AI image model and checked by us before it goes on the site.