rangoli

Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
  • Karthigai
  • Magenta Kolam
  • Rajahamsa
  • Rangoli - Magenta
  • Peacocks
  • Rangoli for Peace
  • Matchstick Rangoli
  • Poo Kolam
  • Rangoli
  • Rangoli
Rangoli: Karthigai
Created by jagadha on 2008-12-12,
This rangoli was published on 2008-12-12.
Rangoli: Magenta Kolam
Created by rajamma_2 on 2008-12-10,

The dots are 11 to 1 in between dots. I have used colour markers and sketch pens for this rangoli colour. You can use your own choice of colour powder when you put this rangoli.

Rangoli: Rajahamsa
Created by sashikala on 2008-12-10,

This photo of the kolam was taken at the AnnualDay Function of THE STATE BANK LADIES CLUB, KOYEMBEDU, CHENNAI in this year 2008. I participated in the Rangoli Competition, and got the first prize for the same. First it was drawn on the floor by a piece of chalk. Then it was filled with colour rangoli powder, mixed with pure-white rangoli powder. With the help of a single match-stick designs were drawn on the spread-out coloured rangoli powder. Then decorated with some glittering powders, and small pieces of mirror like metal pieces. I felt so happy in getting the prize in front of all the members of the club / all my friends.

I'm proud to mention the name of the Judge. Mrs.Revati Shanmugam, daughter of Thiru. Kaviarasu Kannadasan.

Rangoli: Rangoli - Magenta
Created by rajamma_2 on 2008-12-09,

This kolam has no dots, can be put with rice wet kolam maavu or with colour powder.

Rangoli: Peacocks
Created by pinkysridhar on 2008-12-09,

This rangoli was reated by Bharathi, Lakshmi and Pinky (Bharathi's co-sister). Here is the dots sequence:
25x5
23
17-9
7x3
5

Rangoli: Rangoli for Peace
Created by Sumathi.v on 2008-12-09,

22 dots horizontally, 10 times vertically. This is a themed kolam.

Rangoli: Matchstick Rangoli
Created by Sumathi.v on 2008-12-09,

This is done on a plate using matchstick and plastic flowers, easy to move where you want to, also used as arthi plates for weddings.

Rangoli: Poo Kolam
Created by Vidhya Rabindar on 2008-12-09,

First leave all the flowers in different plates...select a design with the available colours of the flowers and then draw the design on the floor using chalk...apply a paste on the floor so that the flowers stay in its place, in spite of any breeze on the top floors....apply the paste on a particular part and immediately scatter the flowers on the sticky part and proceed similarly!

Rangoli: Rangoli
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2008-12-09,

This is free hand rangoli. In this I've drawn lotus and flowers etc...

Rangoli: Rangoli
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2008-12-09,

This is one more flower rangoli. I used Crossandra flowers and leaves in this rangoli.
lakshmi

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