11 dots kolam with blue bells flowers. This is 11 dots with interlaced dot pattern.
Three kolams drawn in different styles. Padikolam with lines are drawn in white and brown colour and another rangoli with flower pattern at the centre to start the kolam with. For these type of kolam you may kaavi, the red soil to enhance the beauty of the kolam. It is considered auspicious to add kavi Continue Reading
Four Big Kolams for any festive days. These can be drawn on Tuesdays and Fridays as both days are considered auspicious to draw big and colour kolams. Usually kaavi is added to kolams drawn on Tuesdays and Fridays. You can draw these kolams by adding colours and celebrate the festivals. g Ran
A big kolam for any festivals. This kolam can be made grand with addition of colours. Add colours to each layer of the kolam. either you can sprinkle the colour powders and then draw with white rangoli powder as it is done is Sanskar Bharti rangolis, or you can draw the outline then colour the Continue Reading
Padikolam can be roughly translated to Step kolam as the padi referred is the steps in a temple tank or pond. The water body in temples are usually enclosed with steps on four sides and they form a pattern around the pond. Usually the ponds are square in shape so as the padikolams has square Continue Reading
Three Paisley kolams are posted in this post. Paisley are known as Mangai design, Mango design colloquially. These unique shapes are most frequently drawn in kolams because of their uniquness. The first kolam has peacock and paisleys surrounded by pretty flowers. The design looks stunning with neat colouring work. You can add any colours of Continue Reading
This beautiful rangoli is done by Ms.Ezhil Naresh of Kolathur, Chennai. She has done at her door step on the account of Ayudha poojai. Ayutha pooja is celebrated in Tamilnadu with fervour and gaiety. The instruments that play a key role in workplace are washed and applied sandal, vermilion and turmeric along with banana saplings Continue Reading