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:
  • LAMP KOLAM
  • Margazhi Kolam 13
  • elephant
  • Arudra Darshanam kolam
  • chicks
  • butterfly
  • Padikolam
  • Vaikunta Ekadesi
  • rangoli
  • scenary
LAMP KOLAM - by saradhavijaya
Rangoli: LAMP KOLAM

Rangoli Chikku Kolam: LAMP KOLAM by saradhavijaya
Margazhi Kolam 13 - by vijaysowmya
Rangoli: Margazhi Kolam 13

Rangoli intermediate: Margazhi Kolam 13 by vijaysowmya
elephant - by Amirtha Thanam
Rangoli: elephant

Rangoli a simple colour ragoli: elephant by Amirtha Thanam
Arudra Darshanam kolam - by ananthiraju
Rangoli: Arudra Darshanam kolam

Rangoli freehand padikolam: Arudra Darshanam kolam by ananthiraju
chicks - by Amirtha Thanam
Rangoli: chicks

Rangoli a simple colour ragoli: chicks by Amirtha Thanam
butterfly - by Amirtha Thanam
Rangoli: butterfly

Rangoli a simple colour ragoli: butterfly by Amirtha Thanam
Padikolam - by sujatha
Rangoli: Padikolam

Rangoli Padi Kolam: Padikolam by sujatha
Vaikunta Ekadesi - by aarchi
Rangoli: Vaikunta Ekadesi

Rangoli Freehand Rangoli: Vaikunta Ekadesi by aarchi
rangoli - by Amirtha Thanam
Rangoli: rangoli

Rangoli A simple free hand rangoli: rangoli by Amirtha Thanam
scenary - by Amirtha Thanam
Rangoli: scenary

Rangoli A simple free hand rangoli: scenary by Amirtha Thanam

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