Deepavali is a long festival. It starts on the 13th day and goes on until the fifth day after the new moon. Several legends are associated with this - the story of Rama, the story of Krishna, the story of Lakshmi, the story of Bali. The second day is for the brothers and the third day for the sisters. The fourth day is for the serpents (fertility rites) and the fifth day for the garuDa (to be free from snake bites). As a big brother (by age) in ikOlam, here is a present for all the younger and (may be very few) older sisters. You can see a sari designed by me with gorgeous mango borders and a paisley pallav, pEDA and murukku arranged symmetrically, coconuts, fruits, betel leaves and turmeric. Enjoy!
fabric
- A present to all sisters of ikOlam :-)
- pachis work on saree
- Saree
- Mirror Work Saree
- Saree
- shall we call it E.Kolam?
- fabric work
- Cross Stitch Embroidery
- Embroidary
- round design
Frends, this is for ikolam cafe.
My new embroiday in a saree pallu. Pachiswork, kutchwork and cross stitch variation are used in this pallu.
have a look. viji
The saree is designed by my Mother and my sister Malar Anand with little white flowers and stones
The mirror work saree is designed by my Mother and my sister Malar Anand
The saree is designed by my Mother and my sister Malar Anand
Of course friends this is embroidary done by me. But doesn't it looks like our Rajamma Mam's Padikolam?
So Shall we call it E.Kolam?(Embroidary Kolam)?
viji
Hi here is one of my work what i did on my saree which i bought did had gold thread lines and I fixed up with stones and some kundhans etc....
Friends this embroidery is done on matty cloth.I just thought this design ,resembled the Kumil Kolam done by Uma Maheswaran.Hence I posted this cross stitch work
Hi ,
This is Manjula.....i have done this design on a black cloth with only chain stich and filling it with criss criss stiches.... This is my first post....
Regards,
Manjula
I have started doing hutch work embroidary on my daughters salwar. In the half finished stage it does looks like a kolam (Ellaikolam by Rajjamma madam) so had a snap







