This was put on pongal day 3. This is just 11-6 middle dots. The middle empty space can be filled as per your imagination.
peacocks
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- pongal kolam-3
- Chalk Kolam in Singapore!
- FABRIC SAREE DESIGN!!
- Traditional Peacocks with lamp
- Peacock rangoli
- Deepavali Rangoli
- Drawing peacocks made simpler
- Peacock Rangoli- What do you think one peacok said to the other ?
- Rangoli
- Rangoli
Created by gowri_ana on 2009-05-05,
Todays kolam. Again one of my favourite.
19:1 is the dot count..
Learnt this kolam from my school friend, Meenakshi Sundaram who got first prize in rangoli school competition.
Gowri Manohari Narayanan
Created by anirudh on 2009-04-07,
These are typical traditional designs used for brass lamps and in the silk sarees. Scanned from my collections and colored using photoshop
Created by preethirajaganesh on 2009-03-13,
Free hand rangoli design. Two peacocks proposing on a colourful tree.
Created by samuda on 2009-03-11,
Materials used:
Rangoili powder,
Desired color powders,
Lamp, Tulasi, and any desired flower
Created by anirudh on 2009-03-03,
one more scanned...
mOhanaji, this is for you, start with this and then you will be expert in drawing peakcocks
Dots: 19 to 3
19 three lines and then step down by reducing 2 dots in every line until you are left with three, on both sides.
Created by anuradhasakkaji on 2009-02-20,
I won the first prize for this rangoli in the rangoli competition conducted by our street association.
Created by arthi1987 on 2009-02-16,
This is a copy of a kolam done by a friend in this community. The only difference is that I have done this with paint, and the original was done with rangoli powder.
Source rangoli (on the right): created by k.ANANTHALAKSHMI, a 3 in 1 rangoli which consists of Peacock, fish and swan.
