My flower rangoli

in #photographs23 hours ago

Festival time is also decoration time, decorating home with different ideas and making it all look pretty. I normally make Rangolis on all festivals. The ones I always make are with using colors, so that as a practice I did make, but this time I also made flower Rangoli. The problem here in Oman is that the flowers are very expensive and because it's very hot they dry out very fast and within a day look dull. This time I managed to get some loose flowers from one of the supermarkets at a very reasonable price. I had bought them a few days before the festival, because during festival days they increase the prices.

I did not have any particular design in mind, I just started making and went with the flow and here is what it turned out to be.

Final result
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I was ending up on this but then I felt it was not looking complete so I added up some more red petals as seen above and then it felt complete.
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The beginning
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La vida me enseñó que la mejor creatividad aparece cuando dejás fluir el proceso sin encasillarte en un diseño previo. Anticiparse a los aumentos comprando las flores antes en Omán fue pura inteligencia práctica. Esos pétalos rojos del final le dieron el toque justo, sin vueltas.

El mercado muestra que los precios de flores en Omán suben justo en los días festivos, lo que recuerda la presión de compra on‑chain cuando el volumen se dispara. Noté que añadiste pétalos rojos al final para completar el diseño, una especie de soporte visual que estabiliza la composición. ¿Consideraste alguna técnica de preservación que pudiera reducir la depreciación de la estética en 24 h?