This is the continuation of Getting ready for Deepawali. I set the table with bright pink silk fabric and lots of candles in keeping with the theme of Deepawali.
Lord Shiva's prayer offering dish takes center stage for the Deepawali table.
Bright multicolored candle holders add a festive touch.
For more memorable centerpieces, tablescapes, and recipes (including gluten free recipes), please check out my book, Entertaining From an Ethnic Indian Kitchen, at my website komalinunna.com.
I am joining Susan's Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday, Cindy for Show and Tell, The Key Bunch's November Diwali Dhamka Party and Vignette Friday @ Color Outside the Lines.
lovely ideas.first time to your blog and loving the images
ReplyDelete*beyond gorgeous.. I'd love to be a guest in your home.. You are my true tablescape inspiration.. I never gave this so much of a thought.. as much as I do.. looking and learning from your blog..
ReplyDeleteAsha Quadros from Doha says
ReplyDeletesimply gorgeous, like it.
when the table is so pretty , how will the food be. Would appreciate if you let us know what all you have prepared for Diwali.
Thansk Aunty.
Awesome!!Love your pink tablecloth..the lotus candle holders ... You have an amazing collection!! The lantern is absolutely gorgeous!!! Happy Diwali to you!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Komali,
ReplyDeleteToday I have no tablescape, because my first blog party "International Christmas Cookies" kept me busy. Wouldn't you like to participate with an indian cookie recipe? The link is open until Nov. 6.
I enjoyed your tablescape very much. I have never been in India but this table shows perfecty my vision. This abundance of color, shapes and ornaments is just perfect. It is rich but not too much. Very tasteful and bright. I always enjoy your decorations. The lotos shaped crystal candleholders are perfect and the colored blown ones are whimsical. Thank you for showing your celebration table.
Greetings, Johanna
How pretty these colors are! So bright and elegant.
ReplyDeleteI just read your profile, and I KNEW the name of your blog sounded familiar! I saw your book on Amazon.com awhile back, and my friend bought it!!! I remembered thinking how pretty so many of the photos were, especially the place setting on page 16 and the peacock placemat. There was also an elephant with a lot of jewelry on it that I really loved. Wow...small world!!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI am blown away at how beautiful this is. I love the chargers! and your crystal and plates are exquisite. Glad I dropped by today, it was a feast for the eyes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty, elegant table! Besides all the candlelight, I love those colorful candleholders and your crystal stemware -- gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the candleholders. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tablescape. Thank you for sharing your special holiday with us. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely table! The colors are so rich and festive. I especially love your chargers.
ReplyDeleteThe colorful candleholders are just gorgeous. This is a beautiful table, I'm not sure what it's all about, but it's lovely!
ReplyDeleteStunning! I love the the crystal lotus/flower candle holders. The charger plates are beautiful. Thanks for sharing, Komali.
ReplyDeletePinks, gold, silverware, crystalware...combined with Tlights and flowers - Simply Wow! Happy Diwali Komali..thanks for joining in the Diwali Dhamaka Carnival..
ReplyDeleteHi Kommali ,
ReplyDeleteI really liked the decoration and arrangment of candles and flowers.Can you please tell me where can we buy the flower votive candleholders.I really liked those.
Thanks
Deepika.
Hi Deepika,
ReplyDeleteI found those lotus candle holders and flower votive holders in Macy's, Home goods, and Tuesday morning a while ago. Good luck.