The darkest night, the brightest home
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Amavasya · 29 October 2027
The Moon goes fully dark during the puja
19:07
The exact new Moon of Kartik comes at 19:07 India time. No moonlight anywhere in the country: only the diyas on the doorsteps, and the stars above them. Saturn stands high in the east.
रोशनी से भरी हमारी रात
“Our night, full of light.” Under your family name, in Devanagari or English.
- शर्मा परिवारशुभ दीपावली29 अक्टूबर 2027 — Paris, France48.8534° उ 2.3488° पू
“Happy Diwali”
- शर्मा परिवारएक ही आसमान के नीचे29 अक्टूबर 2027 — Paris, France48.8534° उ 2.3488° पू
“Under one sky”
- The Sharma familyThe night our home was full of lightOctober 29, 2027 — Paris, France48.8534° N 2.3488° E
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About the Diwali print
When is Diwali 2027?
Lakshmi Puja is on Friday 29 October 2027, the Amavasya of Kartik. The festival days run from Dhanteras on the 27th to Bhai Dooj on the 31st.
Why is there no Moon on the print?
Because Diwali is the new Moon night: in 2027 the Moon is exactly new at 19:07 IST, in the middle of the evening puja. That is why the diyas matter so much. The print shows what is really there: the stars, and Saturn high in the east.
Can the print be in Hindi?
Yes. The studio for Diwali opens in Hindi: the date, the line and the labels in Devanagari. Your family name stays exactly as you type it. English is one tap away.
Our family is spread across countries.
One file, as many prints as you like: each household prints it in its own city the same day. Or make one for each home, with each city's own sky.
How big can I print it?
The file is 9,000 × 12,000 pixels, a true 300 dpi at 75×100 cm (30×40 in), and sharp at every smaller size.
शुभ दीपावली
Happy Diwali, under your own stars.
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