This is a well known dotted kolam.but the outer design was created by me.
Dotted Kolams
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- dotted kolam
- daily kolam
- Deepavali Kolam
- Deepavali
- SHASHTI KOLAM
- Deepavali Kolam
- Diwali rangoli
- Sikku Kolam - 57
- Dotted kolam
- Best wishes to all ikOlam sisters on the occasion of bhaginI tRtIya
17 by 17 dots, created on Naraka caturdashi festival. A sudarshana cakra in the center representing lord Krishna, giving light to all.
Hai to all...this dotted kolam 23x12 dots was done by me for shashti which falls on thursday....u can put d kolam with d Sa-Ra-Va-Na-Bha-Va mantra which is seen written in d kolam in ur puja room or if u want to do it outside d house it can be done without d mantra...let lord Muruga's blessings be showered on all of our friends here....kolam courtesy-kumudam bhakthi spl.
At the outset let me wish everybody a very Happy Deepavali. Sorry for the delay. I am uploading some of the kolams that were put in our house during this period. I am not able to upload kolams very fast because of some network problem at my end. Shall upload rangoli for the contest shortly.
Hai to all...this dotted kolam...9-3times, 5-1,3-2 and then 7-1, 3-2,1 on four sides was done by me...ur views pl...
dipAvaLi is a series of festivals. The thirteenth day is the pre dIpAvaLi festivities (we call it nIru tuMbuva habba or jalapUrNa trayOdaSi, i.e. the vessel in which water for the next day's bath is used is worshipped to be blessed), the fourteenth day is naraka chaturdaSi, the new moon day is the dIpAvaLi on which day kEdArESvara is worshipped and lakshmI pUja is performed, the first day is bali pADyami when bali is honoured as in ONam, the second day is the brother's festival (bhAyi dUj) and the third day the sister's festival, the fourth day is nAgachaviti and the fifth day is garuDa panchami. Actually, yamunA, the river with dark waters invited her brother yama on this day on bhAyI dUj. On the occasion of the sister's festival tomorrow, here is one made especially for all the ikOlam sisters. Enjoy the i-gift 
Regards! - mOhana
