This is free hand Rangoli depicting the famous Gita Upadesam of Lord Krishna to Arjuna. It took 3 hours to finish and colour powder and glitter were used to render it.
navrathri 2010
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Gita Upadesam
- Rangoli put for navarathiri
- Simple golu at my place
- Maha navami kolam
- Navrathri Special - VII
- Ayudha pooja rangoli
- Navrathri Padikolam
- dotted kolam
- Eighth Day of Navrathri Kolam
- DASARA 2010
Created by radha.vijaykumar on 2010-10-20,
Hi pple, this was the rangoli which i had put for the navarathiri 2010 at our home. It mainly has the symbols of the three main goddesses worshipped during this period. To mention in detail, the eyes and 'shanku' and 'chakram' stands for Durgadevi who is worshipped as the main goddess in the first 3 days of the navarathiri. Hands showering gold coins stands for Lakshmidevi, who is worshipped the next 3 days and the Veena stands for Saraswathidevi who gains prominence during the last three days. Would love to hear your comments!
Created by vyjayanthi on 2010-10-20,
Hello friends, This time it is a very simple golu at my place, as i had taken initiative to conduct Durga Puju in our campus, so due to buzy schedule small and cute golu. hope u appreciate.
Created by deepa ram on 2010-10-18,
a traditional mud floor padi kolam for the maha navami day,with lotuses and Devi padam
Created by jasree on 2010-10-18,
Hai Friends!!!! I made this kolam on 7th day of Navrathri. I like to colour the full kolam, but lack of time. Your views plz....
Created by mvrajitha on 2010-10-18,
I did this rangoli on the occasion of Ayudha pooja in our office. There were only three colours and utilized properly. Your comments please.
Created by rajamma_2 on 2010-10-18,
This was drawn infront of my sisterinlaw's house during Navrathri celebration. Since the floor was red I could not use Kaavi.
Created by subashini on 2010-10-18,
One more dotted kolam for navarathiri last day.I named it "kambi kolam " , because of it's string shape.
Created by dibbutn on 2010-10-18,
This is a podikolam with dot count 7 to 4 interlaced, with 1 dot placed in between the four dots on all 6 sides... hope you like it
Created by kameswari on 2010-10-18,
This floral rangoli created by me on Maharnavami Day with the suggestions of my daughters Saranya and Amogha
