While I was rummaging through my files, I found that I created a pattern with a wild iris sometime in May last year, but never published it. I am uploading that too as a part of the garden flowers. This is actually a small flower, more or less the size of a child's had. I find this many a time before some houses when I take a walk around my block in the evening. Enjoy. Regards! - mOhana
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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Let's get growing - wild iris
- moodles-11
- Sine of times!
- aruNakamala
- kOkila
- paDikOlam-3
- paDikOlam-33 - A paDikOlam with waves
- Happy (solar) new year!
Here is a moodle made with circles and elliptic flowers and lamps. Enjoy!
Regards - mOhana
Here is a pink coloured lotus. The Sanskrit name for pink or rose colour is pATala. But for the sake convenience I am calling it as arUna (red). This was actually assembled with just one curvy leaf. Enjoy!
Regads! - mOhana
The mango trees
the gentle wind
and the songs of kOkila
in the season of spring
bring back your memories
Where are you?
An assemblage of koels singing in the spring is the theme here. Enjoy.
Regards! - mOhana
This is a paDikOlam created with sine waves. Except for the white squares and the round lamps, the rest of the rangOli has only waves.
Regards! - mOhana
I wish all those who are celebrating the solar new year tomorrow, that means millions of people in India and all over the world. The accompanying rangOli has a particulae motif that has a connection with the solar new year. After the sumptuous new year meal, try to spend a minute to solve the riddle. Regards! - mOhana
