Birds rangoli. Dot count: 26x6
The strokes are textured. This rangoli is part of an example of color scheme. Check out this page: http://www.ikolam.com/patterns/one-design-different-color-schemes for details!
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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Pastel colors - Thread strokes - Birds : Color Scheme
- Neon colored strokes - Color Scheme: Birds
- Mahashivarathri rangoli
- Raath ki Raani
- dIpAvaLi-1
- navratri kolams
- Question marks and OM
- Ladoos for all
- Navratri celebrations
- Freehand Rangoli
Created by admin on 2009-12-09,
The strokes for this rangoli are neon colored. Actually, they look like "javvu mittai" the rubbery, syrupy candy that I used to like a long time back!
Created by Lata on 2009-12-01,
We would like to wish all our members a very happy festival season. With the winter only couple of weeks away, we are eagerly waiting for the margazhi season to begin! We hope you will share your rangoli/kolam creations with us throughout this auspicious season culminating with the Pongal festival.
Created by rajamma_2 on 2009-10-19,
On the eve of Deepavali I put this rangoli with color podi and decorated with Diyas to welcome Diwali.
Created by jkmrao on 2009-10-15,
Here is a dIpAvaLi rangOli. It has three types of lamps - hexagonal, triangular and oval. Incidentally, each type represents the type of symmetry in that area. Enjoy!
Regards! - mOhana
Created by deepa ram on 2009-10-14,
here is a special kolam on the auspicious days of navratri with four lines,ezhai kolam modified a bit like geometric clean shapes
Created by jkmrao on 2009-10-14,
Here is an assemblage with the punctuation mark question. Any resemblance to the mystic symbol OM is intentional.
Regards! - mOhana
Created by dibbutn on 2009-10-12,
As so many of you were eager to have ladoos, I decided to make this ladoo kolam... Lataji these ladoos are specially made for you... hope you like it... others are welcome to have as well..
Dots are 18 dots 6 times to 6, straight dots.
Created by sjnt on 2009-10-09,
This is the rangoli I put for the navratri puja, taking Vani's rangoli as model, but the difference between both is Ajagajaantharam... { means difference between a goat and an elephant]. Hats off to you Vani.....
