one more from my precious collections 
"Rangoli Baayari" is/was a famous rangoli artist from Udupi of Karnataka, his books on rangoli are awesome, many of my scanned images are his creations, which i have tried to write in my reference book.
Dots: 15 X 15
one more scanned...
mOhanaji, this is for you, start with this and then you will be expert in drawing peakcocks
Dots: 19 to 3
19 three lines and then step down by reducing 2 dots in every line until you are left with three, on both sides.
My niece wanted to color a rangoli, using her new set of sketch pens, so drew one in her fourline book :), scanned it too.
It is drawn in my small courtyard this morning. It is a dotted kolam.
Dot count:
1 , 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 9, 7, 5, 3, 1
dots 5 - 5
easy kolams for beginners - connecting lines given different colours for easy identification.
dots 4 - 4
a very easy kolam for beginners... one of the kolams i learnt when i started my passion for this form of art.
dots 5 - 5
easy chikku kolams for the K.G. kolam students.... i am sure you wont be able to resist trying them immediately.
