Chhattisgarhi Diwali · Classic
पारंपरिक दीपावली निमंत्रण
A Chhattisgarhi Hindu traditional diwali card you can personalize for every guest on your list. Ayozan renders each guest's name in their own language and script — Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Urdu, and 30+ more — so the card feels addressed to them, not forwarded.
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Chhattisgarhi designs use dhokra-art linework and tribal geometric borders. The Hindu design language carries auspicious symbols — kalash, om, and diya imagery — sized to lead the eye to the names. The treatment is traditional: dense, symmetrical ornament and heritage colourways that read as a classic printed card.
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Free to design, preview and send through 31 December 2026 (India time).
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Wording included with this design
Written for this design's occasion and style — it's all pre-filled when you personalize, and every line is editable.
Johar. As mangal deep glow in our angna, with Lakshmi-Ganesh pujan and prayers for dhan-dhanya, please bless this sacred union.
Your presence will brighten our chowk like mitti ke diye; please come with aashirwad and festive warmth.
Om Shri Ganeshaya Namah ॐ श्री गणेशाय नमः
Johar — in the angna, amid rangoli, dhaan and mitti ke diye.