White Rangoli Powder
Natural mineral powder pulverized and screened from marble and calcite stones. Free-flowing, non-toxic powder supplied in bulk for festive decor, retail packaging, and line marking.
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Product Overview
Our white rangoli powder is derived from pure marble and calcite minerals quarried in southern Rajasthan. The mineral is pulverized in mechanical hammer mills and sifted through precision screens to produce smooth, non-clumping grains.
Unlike river silt or synthetic powders, natural calcite-marble rangoli flows smoothly through fingers or stencils without sticking, creating crisp geometric patterns and decorative borders on stone, tile, and concrete floors.
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | Natural White Rangoli Powder |
|---|---|
| Source Mineral | Marble / Calcite (Natural Calcium Carbonate) |
| Physical Form | Free-flowing fine granular dry powder |
| Color / Brightness | Natural white (No synthetic bleaching agents) |
| Toxicity & Odor | Inert mineral powder, non-toxic, odorless, skin-safe |
| Bulk Packaging | 25 kg & 50 kg HDPE woven sacks; jumbo bags on request |
| Dispatch Center | Pindwara, District Sirohi, Rajasthan |
* Screen mesh ranges and moisture content verified per production run. Sieve specifications available upon request.
Primary Uses & Markets
- Festive Floor Rangoli: Traditional floor decoration during Diwali, Pongal, Onam, and daily temple rituals.
- Repackaging & Retail Brands: Bulk supply to packers who bag into consumer retail pouches (500 g, 1 kg, 5 kg).
- Pigment Blending Base: Neutral, non-reactive white carrier for blending with dry dyes to manufacture multi-colored rangoli.
- Sports Field & Boundary Marking: Safe, non-burning white line marking powder for running tracks and athletic fields.
- Murti & Handicrafts: Base compound for decorative crafts and idol mold casting. (Learn more)
Bulk Logistics & Distribution
Supplied in bulk 25 kg or 50 kg HDPE bags for distributors, wholesalers, and repackaging companies. Coordinated by truckload across Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Southern states prior to festive seasons.