kolam drawn on margazhi day, in front of my flat and coloured.
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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- MARGAZHI KOLAM
- Shank Pushpam
- Republic Day
- Republic day
- Sangu Pushpam
- MARGAZHI KOLAM
- Rangoli
- Sankranthi Rangoli
- Maattu Pongal
- A collage of Indian flags in the blue skies
Created by Sarasp on 2009-01-26,
I had to do this on a sheet of paper as our corridor is of marble nature and rangolis made with rice powder on this floor is not very clear. The dot count is 15-8. Hope you all like it..
Created by Sarasp on 2009-01-26,
I had drawn a simple kolam with national flags around it today morning being 26th Jan'09.. feeling very patriotic on account of Republic Day.. Standard rice powder has been used. The dot count is 13-7.
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2009-01-25,
Hi friends,HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY .
26th January 1950 is one of the most important days in Indian history as it was on this day the constitution of India came into force and India became a truly sovereign and republican state. The country finally realized the dreams of freedom fighters who, fought for and sacrificed their lives for the Independence of their country. So, the 26th of January was decreed a national holiday and has been recognized and celebrated as the Republic Day of India, ever since. This was drawn by myself and Bharathi.
Created by jayamohan on 2009-01-25,
Name of the Kolam: Sanku Pushpam.
Dots: 21 to 11, interlaced.
4,3,2,1 on all 6 sides for lotus.
Medium used : Wet rice flour.
Jaya Mohan
Created by r.suganthy on 2009-01-25,
A triangle rangoli. Drawn for Margazhi thirunal. Use double colours for more look.
Created by r.suganthy on 2009-01-25,
12-4 dots. Use contrasting colors. It looks nice in early morning. Try this at your home and say your feedback.
Created by sdivya_23 on 2009-01-25,
This also my aunty kept for sankranthi in front of her house, free hand design.
Created by vasashwita on 2009-01-25,
This kolam was made by 10 years old boy. I feel this looks realistic.
Created by jkmrao on 2009-01-25,
After seeing Srimati bRMdA's work, I was inspired to do this
collage. Indian flags are flying in the blue skies. In
the sky there is no up or down or left or right. So all
ways of flying it are permissible. Indians, enjoy the
Republic Day! Best wishes! Perhaps one of the kOlam artists
may be awarded a padmaSrI in the future, who knows? Dream big!
Regards! - mOhana
