Holi Festival of Colors 8-Card Cultural Infographic

Card grid infographic titled "Holi Festival of Colors". 8 uniform cards in a clean grid, editorial reference-poster illustration, vibrant editorial style, vibrant warm palette, respectful and accurate cultural representation, no appropriation or stereotyping. Each card contains a clear central icon or diagram, a name in English, and a one-line description in English. Include these cards: 1) "What is Holi?" — icon of joyful color powder in the air — "A Hindu spring festival celebrating renewal, community, and the triumph of good over evil." 2) "Origins" — icon of a traditional manuscript or temple motif — "Linked to the legend of Prahlada and Holika, symbolizing devotion and protection." 3) "Holika Dahan" — icon of a ceremonial bonfire — "Bonfires lit on the eve of Holi mark the burning away of negativity." 4) "Rangwali Holi" — icon of colored gulal powder bowls — "The main day features playful sharing of colors, music, and celebration." 5) "Common Traditions" — icon of people with drums and color — "Families and communities gather for dancing, visits, sweets, and festive greetings." 6) "Symbols" — icon set of gulal, pichkari water sprayer, flowers, and dhol drum — "Colors, water, flowers, and music represent joy, spring, and togetherness." 7) "When It Happens" — icon of a calendar with full moon — "Observed on the full moon of Phalguna, usually falling in February or March." 8) "Regional Variations" — icon of a simple map of India with festive markers — "Celebrations vary across regions, with distinct local customs, foods, and performances." Clean balanced layout, consistent card design, elegant headings, readable subtitle lines, festive decorative accents inspired by spring and Indian folk motifs without caricature. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no real brand logos, no watermarks Respectful, accurate cultural representation. No appropriation or stereotyping.