ideal one for the Janmastami pooja celebrations...the traditional design with some enhancements 
Dots 17X17
krishna
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Krishna's Paadakamala
- Krishna
- Krishna's feather rangoli
- Krishna's feather
- Baby Krishna
- Peaceful 2009
- Krishna
- Shree Krishna's Raas
- Krishna paduka
- kannanin oonjal kolam
Created by anirudh on 2009-07-22,
Created by indirasundhar on 2009-04-12,
Srenithy drew the Krishna in MS Paintbrush. Her first drawing in MSP.
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2009-02-25,
This is dotted rangoli, dots for this 11 X 1, with free hand design also drawn in front of my house to-day morning.
Named after seeing mOhanaji's "Krishna's feather" - Thanks to mOhanaji
Created by jkmrao on 2009-02-24,
In lIlASuka's SrIkRshNa karNAmRtam, there is a SlOka (sragviNi metre)
which runs like this:
aMganA maMganA maMtarE mAdhavO
mAdhavaM mAdhavaM cAMtarE nAMganA
ittha mAkalpitE maMDalE madhyagaH
saMjagau vENunA dEvakInaMdanaH
He stands between two dancing damsels
and there is a woman between two identities of His
At the centre of the circle constructed thus
dEvakI's son plays the flute,
O, what a divine melody!
This is the first poem in rAsakrIDAshTakam.
I cannot draw peacocks like many of you.
I thought a feather will do to represent Him.
Regards! - mOhana
Created by Diya on 2009-02-20,
I drew this picture of Baby Krishna in my Tamil class, two years ago, when I was 8 years old.
Created by rajamma_2 on 2009-01-02,
2009 just born..let us wish and pray it will be a peaceful year through out the world
(look out for the 2009 baby inside the cradle, reaching out for the dove of PEACE).
Created by Sandeep on 2008-12-05,
This rangoli was done by about 20 people in a town called Thika near Nairobi over a number of days. It's theme is a Gujarati Dandia Raas song called Rangalo. It is 15ft x 17ft. The song is about Shree Krishna and his gopis going to fetch water.
Created by Lata on 2004-01-13,
Please click the blue square button at the bottom left part of the image to play the animation.
