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Hariyali Teej 2023: 10 Teej Decoration Ideas For A Festive Home
Hariyali Teej falls in the month of Sawan and it is celebrated with great pomp and enthusiasm. It is on this day women worship Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and observe fast for the wellbeing of their husbands and happiness and peace of the house.
Preparations for this auspicious day start many days in advance. Women get all decked up, apply mehendi on their hands, prepare delicious meals and also decorate the house on Hariyali Teej. This year it will be celebrated on 19 August 2023. We have listed some budget-friendly tips to add a festive vibe to your home on this day.

1. Rangoli Designs
Rangoli is an essential part of Hariyali Teej decorations. Create intricate designs using coloured powders, flower petals, or rice flour to adorn your doorstep and bring good luck.
2. Floral Torans
Hang beautiful floral torans (garlands) made of marigolds, roses, or other vibrant flowers at the entrance of your home. They add a festive touch and symbolize prosperity and happiness.
3. Swing Decorations
"Jhoolas" or swings are an integral part of Hariyali Teej celebrations. Decorate them with colourful fabrics, ribbons, and flowers to create a joyous ambience in your home.
4. Paper Lanterns
Add a touch of whimsical charm by hanging paper lanterns in various shapes and colours around your home. They create a magical atmosphere during evening festivities.
5. Traditional Wall Hangings
Adorn your walls with traditional wall hangings such as Rajasthani puppets, embroidered tapestries, or handcrafted artwork. They showcase the rich cultural heritage of India.
6. Decorative Thalis
Arrange decorative thalis (plates) filled with flowers, diyas (oil lamps), and sweets as offerings to deities during puja rituals. They add elegance and spirituality to your home.
7. Adorned Pots and Vases
Decorate pots and vases with intricate designs using paints or embellishments like mirrors, beads, or sequins. Fill them with fresh flowers to enhance the festive ambience.
8. Colorful Dupattas as Curtains
"Dupattas" (scarves) can be repurposed as vibrant curtains by draping them over curtain rods. Choose bright colours like red, yellow, or green to infuse energy into your space.
9. Fresh Flower Arrangements
Fill your home with the fragrance and beauty of fresh flowers. Arrange them in vases, bowls, or floating petals in water to create stunning centrepieces for a refreshing ambience.
10. Colorful Cushion Covers
Spruce up your seating areas by adding colourful cushion covers that reflect the festive spirit. Opt for bright shades and intricate patterns to bring vibrancy to your home decor.



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