This kolam I draw in one margazhi day with colour and kola powder
Regular
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Kolam
- Kolam with color
- Happy Pongal
- Pongal kolam
- MARGAZHI KOLAM
- MARGAZHI KOLAM
- Free hand Rangoli
- Lotus Rangoli
- Margazhi dew drops Kolam contest - 2008-2009
- Watch!
Created by kousalyashree on 2009-01-15,
The colorful kolam tradition dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization (2500 B.C). Kolams were often drawn with coarse rice flour since it served as a food source to nature's creatures like ants and crows. Rice flour is seen as an offering to Lakshmi, the goddess of rice and wealth.
Created by sonianyarose on 2009-01-15,
A VERY HAPPY PONGAL FOR IKOLAM MEMBERS!! HERE ARE SOME OF MY CREATIONS FOR THE OCCASSION OF PONGAL!!!!!!
Created by viji_j86 on 2009-01-15,
This is markali kolam. This can also be done with colour.
This is done on 14 4 4
14 dots in 4 rows and to stop with 4.
Created by viji_j86 on 2009-01-15,
This is also a markali kolam. done on 21 3 3
21 rows, 3 rows to stop with 3
viji
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2009-01-15,
This is a free hand rangoli .drawn in front of thulasi brindhavanam.
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2009-01-15,
This is a doted lotus rangoli. dots for this rangoli is 21x11 in between dots(sandhu pulli)
Created by meena365 on 2009-01-15,
Dots one single kolam is 1 - 5 oodu pulli. All small kolams are inter-connected to create a welcome kolam. To make the colour powder free flowing, add fine rava to the rice powder.
Created by sonianyarose on 2009-01-15,
Here is mattu pongal special for ikolam viewers!!! wish u all a happy pongal!!!
