In this article, we will explore five simple and exciting decoration ideas that you can easily implement in your office for the festival of Onam. From vibrant floral arrangements to traditional rangoli designs, these ideas will infuse your workspace with the colors and spirit of this joyous occasion. Get ready to unleash your creativity and transform your office into a festive paradise that will leave everyone in awe.

List of 5 Simple Onam Decoration Ideas You Can Do at the Office

1. Kathakali Pacha

Requirements

• Cardboard
• Plate
• Pencil
• Rice
• Colors

Step 1: Take cardboard. Make a big circle with the help of the plate.

Step 2: Take a small circular bowl or lid and make two small circles, as shown below.

Step 3: Now, cut it out with the help of the cutter.

Step 4: Now, draw the Pacha on it with the help of the pencil.

Step 5: Now paste the rice into different portions and highlight it with the required colors. You can also use something else in place of rice.

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2. Flower Rangoli

Step 1: Make a rectangle with flowers and leaves, as shown below.

Step 2: Fill the center with flower petals.

Step 3: Now, surround the petals with marigolds.

Step 4: Now, fill the rose petals between the marigold and a rectangle of flowers and leaves. Place some Christmas balls.

Step 5: Place flowers at the center of the balls.

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3. Corn

Requirements

• Scissors
• Paper
• Color

Step 1: Take a white sheet of paper. Fold it from the center.

Step 2: Cut it into an elliptical or oval shape.

Step 3: Now, with its help, cut the green paper. But keep it half of the white paper.

Step 4: With the help of the scissors, cut the green paper as shown below and roll it.

Step 5: Now paste the green paper over the white one and pour yellow color drops over it.

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4. Sugarcanes

Requirements:

• Brown Crafting paper
• Green Crafting paper
• White cotton
• Glue
• Scissors

Step 1: Roll a brown crafting paper, as shown below. Now, glue the end of it.

Step 2: Now, prepare two of a kind.

Step 3: Now, take the green crafting paper and fold it.

Step 4: Now, shred the pieces of paper as shown below.

Step 5: Curve the sugarcane hair outwards with the help of scissors.

Step 6: Now, glue it from the center.

Step 7: Glue it from outside as well. Now, roll the sugarcane hair along the stick.

Step 8: Take the cotton and flatten it on your hand.

Step 9: Now paste the cotton on the sugarcane as shown below. Your sugarcane sticks are ready. You can paste them on the wall. Or decorate them wherever you want.

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5. Onam Decorative Item

Requirements:

• White sheet
• Colored Craft
• Glue
• Cutter

Step 1:  Take a white sheet of paper. And fold it into equal parts.

Step 2: Take the base measurement 1 cm from the right and 3 cm on top from the right. Now, cut out the piece.

Step 3: Now, place the cut-out piece on the crafting paper and draw 4 adjoint figures as shown below.

Step 4: Now, draw the extensions and cut them out.

Step 5: Now, glue along the edges. And you’ll have a box base.

Step 6: Take green paper and make leaves, as shown below.

Step 7: Now, take brown paper, cut out the coconuts, and cut the base from the center, as shown below.

Step 8: Now, place one coconut over the other.

Step 9: Now cut the box you prepared, as shown below, so that you can insert your coconut into that.

Step 10: Now glue the leaves to it. As shown below.

Step 11: Now, draw the significant face and paste it on your decorative item. You can either put stones into it, so it won’t fly here or there, or candies are the better option.

Conclusion

As the festival of Onam draws to a close, we hope these five simple decoration ideas have inspired you to create a vibrant and festive ambiance in your office. By adding a touch of traditional charm and incorporating elements like flowers, rangoli, and vibrant colors, you can celebrate Onam in a unique and memorable way. So gather your colleagues, bring out your creative side, and let the festive spirit fill your office with joy and positivity.

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Samantha Johnson

Samantha Johnson is a passionate writer and enthusiast for creative projects and innovative ideas. Specializing in project ideas, she understands the unique interests and cultural nuances that shape our future generation. Whether it’s DIY crafts, home improvement, or technology-based innovations, she seeks out projects that align with the spirit of innovation, resourcefulness, and entrepreneurship. Samantha aims to inspire and empower her readers, helping them explore their creativity and turn their ideas into reality.