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Makar Sankranti decoration ideas for 2026 — home, office, entrance and table — with an honest budget range for each and a difficulty rating.
Makar Sankranti 2026: 14 January 20261 dayमकर संक्रांति
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String a line across the terrace with a few decorative kites hung on it, ready for the day's photographs. Practical use: it also gives you a place to store spare kites so they do not blow off the roof.
Typical spend: ₹200–₹800
A new clay pot on a hearth of bricks, with sugarcane stalks tied on either side and a turmeric plant. The pot boiling over is the ritual — keep the fire controlled and the pot only two-thirds full so it actually overflows rather than spilling everywhere.
Typical spend: ₹300–₹1,000
A bamboo-and-thatch structure built in the open with the community, burned the next morning. The bhelaghar is a temporary hut where the community feast is cooked the night before.
Typical spend: ₹1,000–₹5,000
A rangoli in warm browns, golds and yellows, with the sun and a kite motif at the centre. Sesame seeds can be used as a filling texture element.
Typical spend: ₹100–₹350
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Estimated decoration cost
₹531 – ₹1,490
Fits inside your ₹8,000 budget.
Quantities are rules of thumb, not measurements. Unit prices are typical Indian ranges and vary widely between a neighbourhood shop and an online sale — treat the total as a planning band, not a quote.
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