Your comment made me chuckle for quite some time...just imagine working with Chaani to make a beautiful pentagon shaped raised mound to mount your petals for a rangoli --that would require an unimaginable amount of patience and willpower to stand the smell of cow dung!!
For the non-tamilians, chaani is cow dung which is mixed in with water to sprinkle over the wet-ground before making a kolam in villages. Nowadays, the practice of using cow dung hardly exists in towns and cities.
I can't wait to hear what Anu has to say about how she made this
Sorry. I didn't keep any dots to draw this. It is a free hand rangoli.
lovely one sivagami i wish i could see this in an interactive mode. so simple and yet so nice. thanks
lovely, good job
very easy to learn
Nice poo kolam.What leaf have you used?
can anyone send me some new rangolis or patterns
thank you gayathri
please let me know the dots required for this
Hi,
Please check out the following pages:
http://www.ikolam.com/node/180
http://www.ikolam.com/node/621
-hope this helps.
Meena Venkataraman thank u so much
very imaginative and beautiful.
pls give the required dots and the no.of lines for this beautiful kolam
Pls help. Looking for a simple kolam of lotus flowers for by house-warming function.
Hi Sheran,
Your comment made me chuckle for quite some time...just imagine working with Chaani to make a beautiful pentagon shaped raised mound to mount your petals for a rangoli
--that would require an unimaginable amount of patience and willpower to stand the smell of cow dung!!
For the non-tamilians, chaani is cow dung which is mixed in with water to sprinkle over the wet-ground before making a kolam in villages. Nowadays, the practice of using cow dung hardly exists in towns and cities.
I can't wait to hear what Anu has to say about how she made this
ms.anu is this same kolam ( chaani)
same pattern.
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