This particular Rangoli was copied by me from this site i.e. from Lata's animated kolams. The only addition is the colouring. Hope you like it.
Regular
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Ganesh Chaturthi Kolam
- Navarathri rangoli 1
- Rangoli
- Small Neli Kolam
- Diwali Morning 2009 without the lamps....
- Mahalaya Freehand Alpana
- Free Hand Kolam
- sOnA patterns placed side by side and assembled into a square
- Small rangoli for beginners
- LINE KOLAM
Created by venkatkalai on 2010-10-08,
This is free hand rangoli and I usad glittering,chamika,cotton and multi colours.
Created by smahalakshmi on 2010-10-08,
Hi All,
Today, on the occasion of Mahalaya Ammavasa, I made this small neli kolam with wet rice flour. I'm not a specialist (like you people) in making kolams, still i liked to share this with you all to seek your comments and suggestions for improvement.
Created by anup on 2010-10-08,
As requested by everyone, I have a proper angled day photograph of the Rangoli...this was my first attempt to color a rangoli....
Created by brindhanagesh on 2010-10-06,
Though it was threatening to rain, I made this alpana for the Mahalaya. It took me 50 minutes.
Created by P.Veni on 2010-10-06,
Hello Friends,This simple Free Hand Kolam drawn today.Your views please...
Created by jkmrao on 2010-10-06,
Two single line sOna patterns (3 rows and four columns) are placed side by side and joined together. This motif is assembled into a square. This has 6 independent woven strings. I have shown them in three colours to preserve the four-fold symmetry. There is a vertical four-fold axis (90 deg rotation) perpendicular to the screen and four two-fold axes at 45 deg ib the plane of the screen (two - horizontal and vertical and two diagonal - NE-SW and NW-SE). Enjoy!
Regards! - mOhana
Created by jaanu on 2010-10-06,
Though small rangoli, i wanna share for beginners.. hope it will be also helpful for the residents of flats.
Created by ammuchandhini on 2010-10-06,
Hai to all...this line kolam was done by me....ur views pl...
