This rangoli was published on 2006-01-12.
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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Diwali Rangoli
- Four corners rangoli
- Stars valentine rangoli with hearts
- Margazhi kolams
- Star of David rangoli
- Navagraha Kolam - Bhudha Bhagvan - wednesday
- Navagraha Kolam - Chandra Bhagavan - monday
- Navagraha Kolam - Khuja Bhagvan - tuesday
- Navagraha Kolam - Sani Bhagavan - saturday
- Merry Christmas Poinsettia Rangoli
Created by Lata on 2005-12-19,
The Navagrahas are the nine important deities of the Hindu religion. They represent the nine planets in the celestial world and Bhudha or the Mercury is one of them. The Bhudha-navgraha kolam is drawn for the positive influence of the planet Mercury. It is recommended for wednesday mornings.
Created by Lata on 2005-12-19,
The Navagrahas are the nine important deities of the Hindu religious tradition. Chandra or the moon is one of them. The chandra kolam is drawn for the positive influence of the moon. This kolam is recommended for drawing on monday mornings in pooja rooms.
Created by Lata on 2005-12-19,
The Navagrahas are the nine important deities of the Hindu religion. They represent the nine planets in the celestial world. Khuja or Mars is one of them. The Khuja-navgraha kolam is drawn for the positive influence of the planet Mars. This kolam is recommended to be drawn on tuesday mornings.
Created by Lata on 2005-12-19,
The Navagrahas are the nine important deities of the Hindu religious tradition. The Sani stands for the planet Saturn. This kolam is recommended for drawing on Saturdays in pooja rooms and gives us positive energy from Saturn.
Created by Lata on 2005-12-19,
This Christmas kolam is an ideal design for your frontyard during the Christmas holidays. It not only beautifies and makes the outside of your home more colorful, but also wishes every passer-by a very "Merry Christmas"!
The grid of dots for this kolam has the following number of dots: the horizontal middle chunk has 4 rows of 16 dots each. Above that, there is a row of 12 dots, followed by 14, 12, 14, 8 and finally 4 dots (one above the other in the sequence given all the way in the UP direction). Now for the other directions: put the same number of dots as in the UP direction i.e 12, 14, 12, 14, 8 and finally 4 dots respectively one below the other row in the DOWN direction. You have to see the picture of dots to make the row of 8 dots (in both up and down directions) because they are irregular, but not difficult to follow. Similarly, you would've to be a bit creative while writing the letter Y in the word MERRY, because you're going to be left with 2 stray dots on either side at the bottom of the Y if you use the capital Y instead of y. Please see the animation to understand what I'm referring to. The flowers in this kolam could be colored red and green to make it look like Poinsettia (keeping the Christmas theme in mind). Dual colors are recommended for the candles. Please click on the blue arrow located at the bottom of the dot grid, to view the animation.
