Vadodara rangoli artists organize online exhibition for International Yoga Day

An online exhibition was organised in Vadodara to mark the International Day of Yoga. The exhibition featured rangolis depicting various asanas. The event was conducted by the Sahaj Rangoli Group, which showcased its art on various social media platforms. Today marks the sixth edition of the International Day of Yoga. Public life is slowly becoming easier during Unlock 1 after a lockdown was imposed following the global outbreak of the deadly coronavirus. However, even with this relaxation, public events, ceremonies, and gatherings are not allowed in order to contain the pandemic. Classes and other programmes are being conducted online to help people stay connected with the outside world. June 21 is celebrated as the International Day of Yoga every year, and this year's celebrations are being organised online because of the coronavirus epidemic. The Sahaj Rangoli Group of Vadodara also celebrates the day every year by making and displaying rangolis depicting various yoga postures. Since it was not possible to gather and create rangolis because of coronavirus concerns, the group used an online platform to organise a rangoli exhibition about yoga. Sixteen artists from the group made 20 rangolis of different sizes and posted them on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. This year, following the coronavirus epidemic, rangolis based on the theme ‘My Yoga My Life’ were created and shared on the group's page. Sixteen artists from the rangoli group prepared works on various subjects and postures, including Yoga at Home with Family, Yoga with Nature, Adi Yogi, Mai Bhi Yogi, Hatha Yoga, Brain Yoga, Jyoti, Yoga at Home, and Uttarasana. The exhibition was conducted online. You can view this amazing exhibition virtually through Sahajrangoligroup. Click the link below to learn about the online exhibition: https://youtu.be/hBeRz7kQNVk