rangoli is an art form, originating in theindiansubcontinent, in which patterns are created on the floor or the ground using materials such as coloured rice, dry flour, coloured sand or flower petals. the art of rangoli is the spirit ofindianlifestyle and expression of creativity through colours. according to a legend recorded in chitra lakshana, the earliest treaties onindianpaintings, the king and his kingdom were stepped into sorrows at the demise of high priest’s son. every day the king prayed to the lord bramha who moved by the prayer and asked the king to paint a portrait of the body on the floor so that he could breathe life into it. the picture on the floor coined the art of floor painting, and the concept of rangoli originated. the characteristics of rangoli are that it is passed from generation to generation, it is adopted by commoners, and there are no specialised training institutes that teach this art. rangoli is the innate nature of indians, art lovers, and the artists. with such artistic impression and creativity of rangoli, rotana group is running the fine dine restaurant with the ancient art of india- rangoli, the modernindianrestaurant on the gated community of the capital – yas island.fantastic location, enchanting vibes, delicious food, and extraordinary hospitality are features of rangoli by rotana. yas island is the place which caters to all tastes and ages from a dose of adrenaline to unwinding the peaceful sanctuary; rangoli aligns completely with its location on yas island since the restaurant caters to all types of palates. each dish and drink is as carefully crafted and presented as artist fill colours with bare hands in patterns drawn in rangoli. minimalistic yet artistic platting, the right proportion of ingredients, and due diligence in serving them reflect the restaurant’s ultimate expression of passion for art and food.