Hi all,
This is the Dotted kolam with cute flowers
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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Cute Kolam
- WELCOME THE TAMIL PUTHTHAANDU
- Mango Leaves - 4
- Rangoli
- Design
- Twinkling Stars
- Roller Kolam
- Thoranam
- Painting
- Happy Easter - hridayakamalam - 3
Created by madhuharini on 2009-04-13,
Tamil Puththandaik kondaada intha rangoli. ikolam friends ellarukkum tamil puththandu vaalzththukkal.
Created by jkmrao on 2009-04-13,
Mango takes me back to my childhood. I remember the days when every Friday
my father will decorate the front door with fresh leaves and a toraNa. Then there
was always this pUja or that pUja with kalaSam full of leaves. Then the countless
varieties of pickles my mother used to make to last the whole year. jADis full of
aavakAya, mAgAya, meMtikAya, etc. Then the fruits of various varieties, the
rasAlu, the nIlam, the baMganapalli, the pasaMds, etc. Where have those days
gone, those sweet days when there was nothing to care about except school. Gone
are they, gone are the parents, gone are the sisters, gone are the friends.
Nothing but memories in a foreign land whre the mango tastes like anything but a
mango!
Regards! - mOhana
Created by r.suganthy on 2009-04-13,
This kolam was drawn on margazhi morning in front of our house.
Created by vasanthidlr on 2009-04-13,
This is a free hand design an imaginary one and used sketch for colouring.
Created by Sumathi.v on 2009-04-13,
This is a simple kolam with a dot count of 13 to 7. I plan to post different designs using the same pulli count.
Created by brindhanagesh on 2009-04-13,
I make quick kolams using the metal roller. This is one such freehand creation which I made today.
Created by viji_j86 on 2009-04-13,
This is a thoranam. They can be made using laces and flowers.
I have done this in a Fabric and done painting (all surface).
As usual chamkies and beads are used here.
Will it be eligible for Fabric design?
viji
Created by preethirajaganesh on 2009-04-12,
An ornamental duck, and a beautiful butterfly too. Can you see that? A different imagination.
Created by jkmrao on 2009-04-12,
We are all aware of the eight cornered hridayakamalam and assume that it is the
only way of drawing the hridayakamalam. Here is a hridayakamalam drawn with eighteen
corners. It is like a flower. The connections are made for hearts rotated by 140
degrees. Eggs are a must for easter symbolising new life. Hearts too symbolise
new life, is it not?
Regards! - mOhana
