Lata mam tell me the dot reference for this kolam.This kolam looks so beautiful,can u help me to animated this kolam. I got confusion that the dot count for this kolam is 17-9 or 19-10 inbetween dots.
shankh
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Sangu Kolam
- kolam
- Rangoli 23rd dec09
- Shankupooja.
- Sankha
- Chalk kolam in Singapore!!!
- MARGAZHI KOLAM
- Shank Pushpam
- Sangu Pushpam
- Rangoli
Created by parvathamuma on 2010-05-03,
counting of this kolam is 9-5 sandhu pulli.this s for beginners
Created by setumangala on 2010-04-02,
hi
rangoli drawn on 23rd dec09 with rice powder with 13 to seven dots indicating shunk
thanka
mangala
Created by rajamma_2 on 2009-07-27,
Before keeping the Shanku in pooja, we did small pooja few days back..since So many Shankas decorate most of our kolam and recent mOhanaji's padikolam with shaded shanku, i thought I'll upload this. It is a Valampuri Shanku.
Created by jkmrao on 2009-07-21,
Many people seem to appreciate the Sankha rangOli (http://ikolam.com/node/6423?p=590) and similar ones. Here is a rangOli with real Sankha. The above one is at bottom right making up for symmetry allowances. Enjoy!
Regards! - mOhana
Created by gowri_ana on 2009-04-23,
My mother makes this differently, she calls it Mahalaxmi kolam, I tried but not that successful.
Created by Sarasp on 2009-02-02,
This is another Shankh kolam done during Margazhi & one of my favourite too.
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 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
