Incredible Holi festival of colours marked with Google’s page splattered paint
The Iconic home page of Google’s has been splattered with paint to mark the Holi festival of colours.
Indian festival Holi also known as the festival of love, the festival of colours is Hindu tradition observed predominantly in India, Nepal and south Asia but adopted across the world, including the UK.
Holi celebrations date varies from year to year but it is marked on the full moon, starting with a Holika bonfire on singing and dancing.
The streets explode with colour the next day and people turn out armed with water balloons, water guns and dry coloured powder.
The end of winter season is marked by celebrating Holi and the beginning of spring by highlighting positives, play, laughter and forgiveness.
Following last year’s sell out sessions, the House of Holi is back – bigger, better and brighter than ever!
Leave the dull, grey City at the door, don your protective white suit, and step into the madness at the House of Holi, for thirty minutes of paint-pelting friends, family and colleagues, in a colourful powdered wonderland!
Press journalist for HRO media – Ignacio Damigo reports.
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