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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:

Padi Kolam
pookolam
Temple Kolam
Poo Kolam
Chikku kolams
A twist to the sOnA tale! - 4x6 - elimination of 23.
Rangoli
pongal kolam
Navratri kolam
Dedicated to birthday baby

Padi Kolam

Created by BalaChandrasekaran on 2010-10-29,

Navarathiri Special Padi Kolam drawn by my daughter

pookolam

Created by chithraravi on 2010-10-29,

this was belated navaratri pookolam done by me on 5th day of navarathri.

Temple Kolam

Created by nithyaashok on 2010-10-29,

This kolam is drawn in our colony temple during Vinayagar Chathurthi function

Poo Kolam

Created by Sumathi.v on 2010-10-29,

A simple pookolam done for Navarathri with the remaining flowers

Chikku kolams

Created by judelined on 2010-10-29,

Here comes another different design from my chikku kolam collection. This is Rajam's favourite dot count - inbetween dots 9 - 5. Look forward to your comments and views..

A twist to the sOnA tale! - 4x6 - elimination of 23.

Created by jkmrao on 2010-10-29,

I found a new twist to the sona tale last week. If one chooses a dot matrix whose rows and columns have a common divisor, we know we get more than one line. In the case of 4 x 6 dots (four rows and six columns), we get two lines (shown top left). Now what I did is to isolate a particular dot (2nd row, third column or 23 dot). When joining lines, I skirt this dot. Then, voila, I get a single line, not two. This is shown in bottom left. If I choose this motif and build a sona square, as expected, we get two lines (shown on the right). This is true only for this dot and its symmetry equivalents, not for others. Enjoy!

Regards! - mOhana

Rangoli