Diwali: Paint-Your-Own Festival of Lights
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Painting your own Diwali figurine is a warm, screen-free way for the whole family to celebrate the Festival of Lights. Each 3D-printed deity ships blank, ready to paint in rich, festive colors — a handmade keepsake for your celebration.
Mythic India Collection
Paint a deity. Light up the season.
Every figurine ships blank and ready to paint — Ganeshji, Lakshmi, and more — with paints and brushes included. The perfect hands-on Diwali tradition.
Shop the Mythic India Collection →A hands-on way to celebrate
Between the sweets, the rangoli, and the diyas, Diwali is a season of creativity. A paint-your-own figurine fits right in: kids and grown-ups can paint a deity like Ganeshji or Lakshmi in rich, festive colors, then display it as part of your celebration.
Bring on the color
Diwali is made for a bold palette — deep reds, golds, and jewel tones. Mix your own from the kit's six paints (red + yellow + a touch of brown makes a beautiful warm gold), and don't be shy with bright accents.
- Gold & brass tones — yellow + a touch of brown and red.
- Deep festival red — red with a whisper of black.
- Jewel accents — rich blues, greens, and purples for detail.
Make it a family tradition
Set aside an evening in the lead-up to Diwali, lay out the paints, and make it a shared ritual. Each finished Figment becomes a keepsake you can bring out year after year — a handmade part of your celebration. Explore the Mythic India collection to begin.
Frequently asked questions
What's a good hands-on Diwali activity for kids?
Painting a paint-your-own figurine of a deity like Ganeshji or Lakshmi — a calm, creative family craft for the Festival of Lights.
Where can I buy paint-your-own Diwali figurines?
In ColorFig's Mythic India collection at colorfig.com — each 3D-printed figurine ships blank with paints and brushes included.