Row Of Diya Lamps On A Doorstep Coloring Page

Five clay lamps stand in a line along a flat ledge that runs almost the full width of the sheet. Each one is the same shape, a wide shallow bowl on a short stem and a round foot, and each carries one slim teardrop flame above its rim. They are spaced evenly with clear white paper between them, so nothing overlaps and nothing is hidden behind anything else. This repetition is the whole idea. Lining lamps up along a doorstep, a balcony rail or a windowsill is exactly what people do on the night of Diwali, and a row of identical objects is genuinely useful on a coloring page because it invites a pattern. Color them all the same and the row reads as a set. Give each one a different bowl and the row reads as five lamps borrowed from five houses. Either choice works. The ledge below is a plain rectangle with nothing drawn under it, leaving the bottom third of the page empty, and plenty of children use that space to add a doorstep, a path or a pair of feet.