Each item showcases India's deep-rooted traditional crafts.
Celebrating Diwali? IKEA has launched its new AROMATISK collection to help you deck your home in colour, light and joy.
Available online and in stores across the UK from 1st September, the range is inspired by the famous festival of lights and features eye-catching home accessories. From patterned cushions to beautiful lanterns, each item showcases India's deep-rooted traditional crafts, including edge embroidery, block printing and indigo dyeing.
Diwali – which falls on 12th November this year – is celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs and Jains and symbolises the victory of good over evil, light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance. During the festival, living spaces are decorated with lights and small oil lamps (known as diya). Fireworks are also an essential part of the occasion, and again, lights and oil lamps are lit on the streets.
'The collection is a modern and elegant take on the traditional, drawing on inspiration from customary Indian and Scandinavian design,' say IKEA. 'The range combines an array of colourful prints and textures that will refresh the home and create a welcoming space ideal for entertaining friends and family. Both bold and functional, the AROMATISK collection will be a mainstay in the home for years to come.'
Shop our favourite picks from the collection below...
Bringing warmth and light to the festivities, IKEA's candlestick holders will help to enrich your home with luxurious scents. To light lamps during Diwali is to bring in prosperity and growth, making these holders an excellent buy for those celebrating.
Celebrating the bright and colourful streets of India during Diwali, IKEA's collection has everything you need to spruce up your home. Our favourites include the vibrant cushions (from £7), cosy throws (£20) and tableware accessories. Drawing on inspiration from customary Indian and Scandinavian design, each item showcases traditional craftsmanship.
Launching just in time for Diwali, IKEA's pretty affordable vases are perfect for displaying your favourite blooms. Appropriate flowers for the festival of lights would be sunflowers, pink or yellow roses, yellow freesias, chrysanthemums, and lilies.
A Diwali party at home is perfect to meet and greet people while also enjoying the festival. IKEA has everything you need to prep your space like a pro, whether it's bowls for nibbles or lanterns to light candles.
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