first time I made collage work, and also kutti, 7 dot kolams.
Regular
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- dotted kolams
- Free Hand Design
- Plastic canvas kolam
- Simple Kolams
- festival kolam
- Studio rangolis
- Freehand Rangoli and padi kolam
- "V" kolam... not ikolam
- Flower Kolam
- sona hexagon
Created by ammuchandhini on 2010-07-21,
Hai to all....this free hand design kolam was done by me on a sunday...ur views pl...
Created by viji_j86 on 2010-07-21,
This is also one E.Kolam. But this time this is been done by plastic canvas and on wool thread.
Created by indira sundar on 2010-07-21,
Dear Friends,
I am sending these kolams for you to enjoy...Begginers can also try..
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2010-07-21,
This small rangolis i have drawn in front of Thulasi brindhavanam everyday,these are clubbed as one file and uploaded here.
Created by chandy on 2010-07-21,
Drawn on the ground floor of our apartment. An amalgamation of different kolams in our ikolam website. It is not bright because the floor was still wet when I took the snap.
Created by rajamma_2 on 2010-07-21,
Simple 13-1 straight dotted kolam with my favourite lavender/ green color make up.Kids said there are so many 'V' in this so named it"V" kolam.(I expect 8 out of ten marks for this and hinted it in the kolam also).
Created by Radha Vasudevan on 2010-07-21,
After giving colours, we need to put the white border
again, so that the kolam will be bright and beautiful...
Created by jkmrao on 2010-07-21,
This is an important (to me) dotted rangOli. many of you may remember I introduced sona patterns some time ago (see my blog http://www.ikolam.com/node/7295 and my rangOlis too). When there is only one colour for the rectangular pattern, there are two colours for the sona square. I was for a long time wondering whether I could construct a sona hexagon. At last I did. I took a 3 X 2 sona pattern (in cyan right bottom) and from that constructed a sona hexagon which has, like sona square, only two colours. This is a very important pattern. Most of the chikku kOlmas are drawn for dots in a square grid. But I have shown that we can draw such a pattern for hexagonal grid too (shown on top left as a guide). When rangOlis are drawn on hexagonal grids, three lines meet at a point. In this rangOli, there is a chikku triangle. Look at how the lines go up and down as in the square chikku kOlmas. I will at some time demonstrate this with strings for better understanding. Please study this pattern carefully when you try to draw on the floor or do an embroidery. Enjoy!
Regards! - mOhana
