This is a free hand rangoli drawn in front of my house to-day morning.
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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Snowflake Lace Tablecloth
- Traditional Peacocks with lamp
- Flowers
- Rangoli
- Hrudhayakamalam rangoli
- Scenery
- Tanjore painting done in my style and a lampshade.
- Green grass
- Rangoli
- Stars that have five-fold symmetry
Created by anirudh on 2009-04-07,
These are typical traditional designs used for brass lamps and in the silk sarees. Scanned from my collections and colored using photoshop
Created by anirudh on 2009-04-07,
Started off with a flower motif and expanded by adding more flowers.
Created by ushi on 2009-04-07,
Free hand rangoli, most common one, on a festival in front of my house.
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2009-04-07,
This is a Hrudhayakamalam rangoli this rangoli was drawn in front of thulasi brindhavanm on friday.
Created by veenajayam on 2009-04-07,
This is also a rangoli made by me out of rangoli powder but the speciality of this is you can see its reflection in the water down.
Created by sjnt on 2009-04-07,
Tanjore painting method is used for creating ornaments etc, but face is according to my style. You can call it a fusion.
The lampshade is yet to be hung and it is made with paper. [Iam a paper specialist you know?]
Created by jkmrao on 2009-04-03,
Symmetry means repetition. A basic pattern must be repeatable in two and three
dimensions. If it has only rotational symmetry, it has no great use. Herein
comes the rub. A pattern that has a five-fold symmetry is not repeatable in space
with pure rotation symmetry alone. That does not mean we can not have motifs that
have five-fold symmetry as repeating units. However the overall symmetry is not
five-fold. Here is a five-fold star pattern that I tried to repeat in space.
Disclaimer - Not responsible if the pattern begins to dance before your eyes 
Enjoy. Regards! - mOhana
