Dot style of the first kolam - Put dot 5 for two lines. Then 3 dots, and one dot above and below.
Dot style of the second kolam - 5 to 5.
Third kolam is Krishnar Chadhankai. It should be put on Krishna Jayanthi day.
Dots for the fourth and fifth kolams are 5 to 5.
Name of the sixth kolam is Hrudhaya Kamalam. It is very auspicious kolam. It is a belief that if you draw it daily for Goddess Lakshmi and pray, you will get success in your life.
The last one is border kolam.
This rangoli was reated by Bharathi, Lakshmi and Pinky (Bharathi's co-sister). Here is the dots sequence:
25x5
23
17-9
7x3
5
It is a dotted kolam and the dot count is 15 to 8. I used gel pen for the filling. The name of this kolam is Rojapoo kolam but it looks like Rangoli.
This Margazhi beauty was created by Bharathi, Lakshmi and Pinky (Bharathi's brand new co-sister!).
22 dots horizontally, 10 times vertically. This is a themed kolam.
This is done on a plate using matchstick and plastic flowers, easy to move where you want to, also used as arthi plates for weddings.
Done on a Plate ,can be moved easily, also can be used as an arthi plate.
This is a simple kolam...with deepams all around...this was done on the road..its kinda big for the floors in my flat!
First leave all the flowers in different plates...select a design with the available colours of the flowers and then draw the design on the floor using chalk...apply a paste on the floor so that the flowers stay in its place, in spite of any breeze on the top floors....apply the paste on a particular part and immediately scatter the flowers on the sticky part and proceed similarly!
You can see the dots in different colours...you can colour up the vilaku or lamp in any shades...but make sure the deepam is coloured the same way!
