Intermediate rangolis

Kolam and Rangoli share their commonality with the sand art of the native indians of America. A very complex physical and mathematical three dimensional exersise in bifurcation curve is involved in the kolam composition making it a highly evolved art from of Physics! These patterns are a bit bigger and challenging than those seen in the easy and simple catagory.

Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
  • Kolam_6
  • Broken_stars
  • Sea shells
  • Kolam_3
  • Kolam_2
  • Pulses and grains Rangoli
  • Satyanarayan Puja
  • Flowers and lamps
  • Rangoli
  • Flowers
Kolam_6 - by V.Jayalakshmi
Rangoli: Kolam_6
Broken_stars - by V.Jayalakshmi
Rangoli: Broken_stars
Sea shells - by V.Jayalakshmi
Rangoli: Sea shells
Kolam_3 - by V.Jayalakshmi
Rangoli: Kolam_3
Kolam_2 - by V.Jayalakshmi
Rangoli: Kolam_2
Pulses and grains Rangoli - by
Rangoli: Pulses and grains Rangoli

Revathy Shiva sends her Navarathri pulses/grains rangoli from Bahrain.
Satyanarayan Puja - by Amrita
Rangoli: Satyanarayan Puja

Made with 8 dots.
Flowers and lamps - by jagadha
Rangoli: Flowers and lamps
Rangoli - by pushpaselvaraj
Rangoli: Rangoli
Flowers - by pushpaselvaraj
Rangoli: Flowers

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