This rangoli was published on 2009-06-05.
Regular
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- cas
- cas
- Potholder
- How do I look?
- Mango Borders
- Arsimaavu Kolam - two different styles
- Greething card
- Crackle medium
- Jai Ganesh!
- rettai manai kolam
Created by Visitor on 2009-06-05,
A Potholder that I made last year for my mom (for mother's day). But she thinks it is too pretty to use!
Created by Lata on 2009-06-05,
Anybody got an extra eye? Picture taken from a restaurant in Ellora (Maharashtra).
Creator/sculptor/decorator unknown (so far).
Created by jkmrao on 2009-06-05,
You have already seen how to create the seven type of borders. In south India, the
mango borders are very well liked. Here are all possible borders using a real mango
"cheek" as the basic motif. Saree designers, please get ready!
Regards! - mOhana
Created by judelined on 2009-06-05,
And finally my attempt at arsimaavu kolams - can this be classified as a padi kolam?? Experts please tell me? Lata if you look carefully you will see tiny dot spillings around the kolam (though I was very very careful not to spill). This kolam also I put about 4 times before I was able to get an almost perfect outcome - waited for it to dry fully and then clicked a pic and after I finished taking the pic I used a dry cloth to remove the arsimaavu - but to my surprise I discovered another style of kolams. I immediately clicked and have attached to the original picture for all of you to see and enjoy. Rajamma no ear buds this time, only dry cloth hehe......
Created by viji_j86 on 2009-06-05,
This is a painting method called crackle medium.
This can be paint in any surface. This can be used as back ground or else good colour combination can make a just wall hanger. I pasted Ganesha in the center. Flower arrangements can also be done in the center instead.
This is for arts and crafts session.
viji
Created by rajamma_2 on 2009-06-05,
This also one of the Ganesha rangoli put in my office by me and friends. I think GANESHA is worshiped all over India with great enthu and it comes after Independence day. So we chose our National flag color to give border for this rangoli. Whenever I see this snap my good olden days spent in office with nice friends come to my mind and I feel very happy.
Created by subashini on 2009-06-05,
This is a kind of traditional kolam.usually this kind of kolams are put on a functional day.
