Ramadan-Inspired Decorations to Adorn Your Home for Eid al-Fitr
The blessed month of fasting is about to come to an end. After a month of fasting, the day of victory arrives. Eid, also known as Eid al-Fitr or Hari Raya, is a moment to gather with family and friends. To celebrate this special day, preparations are made at home. From cooking festive meals to decorating the house to make the day more festive. Here are some decorations that can inspire you to make your home more attractive for this occasion.
Place decorative signs like the one in the picture above in front of your house's entrance. With writings and patterns that symbolize Eid, visitors to your home will feel warmly welcomed by this decoration. The choice of green as a decoration on Eid is very fitting and closely related to the holiday and its religious atmosphere.
Lanterns are an essential decoration, especially during this significant Islamic holiday. Lanterns come in various shapes and patterns, making them a beautiful addition to your home and the surrounding area when lit. Lanterns can be hanging or placed on the floor or tables. Opt for colorful LED lights to add vibrancy and diversity to the lanterns.
String lights can also be a delightful addition to your Eid celebration. They appear simple and can be created at home. Decorations can include crescent moon, star-shaped, or lantern-shaped ornaments. The white color of the lights and decorations represents the cleanliness and purity of Ramadan.
Sticking with an all-white theme can be simple yet elegant. Various Middle Eastern patterns are displayed in the decoration. The candles provide an intimate and serene ambiance. Additionally, beautiful flowers adorn the room, making it simple, beautiful, and attractive.
If you want a warmer and more playful atmosphere, decorate one section of the room with lights and other decorations. You don't need real lanterns; simply use colored decorative paper and shape it like lanterns. This is easy to make and remains eye-catching in the room.
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Using cheerful Ramadan-themed tableware like the one shown here can create a more familiar atmosphere when gathering with family. The cheerful and cute colors and patterns are perfect, especially if there are many children joining the family gathering. These unique plates are nicely complemented by plain tablecloths, so it doesn't appear too busy on the dining table.
If you prefer a less conspicuous but still Ramadan-themed atmosphere, you can use furniture with specific patterns for this holiday. In this image, the tray and wall decoration feature the typical Middle Eastern pattern often associated with Ramadan. You can also opt for paintings or wall hangings like calligraphy to display in the living room or family area.
Eid is synonymous with feasting, so decorating the snack and dessert area is a great idea. For example, placing snacks on unique crescent-shaped serving dishes. Don't forget to hang calligraphy art above the serving dish to add a decorative element. The transparent material of the dishes makes the presentation more interesting as the treats appear to float in crescent shapes.
Another lighting option suitable for welcoming Eid is candles. Not just ordinary candles, but candles designed with unique Mehndi motifs. These candles remind us of the Indian atmosphere, which is closely related to the Islamic influence due to famous Islamic architectural styles in India, such as the Taj Mahal.
The color purple is associated with a sense of confidence and spirituality. It can create a striking contrast and easily catch people's attention in the surroundings.
Since Eid and Ramadan can fall during various seasons and times, incorporating seasonal decorations can make them more appealing. A simple way to do this is by decorating with flowers that are in season at that time. Make your Eid celebration more beautiful and classy.
So, you can use some of the decorations above to adorn your home for the upcoming Eid celebration. Prepare everything carefully so that everything looks perfect on the big day!
