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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
  • Small rathas inside big ratha!
  • dotted kolam
  • Car kolam
  • Krishna Jayanthi Special - Sikku Kolam - 30
  • Chikku kolam
  • Car Festival Kolam
  • Rathasapthami
  • A simple Chariot Kolam
  • M.Kanchana's chariot Kolam - Dot details
  • Chariot kolam / Ther kolam
Rangoli: Small rathas inside big ratha!
Created by jayamohan on 2010-11-28,

I had been to Palghat recently to take part in the annual 'Kalpathy theru' cart festival. My host requested me to put a theru-kolam at the entrance of their house. Since I had not practised proper & traditional theru-kolam I just combined a few small rathas to make a big one!

Rangoli: dotted kolam
Created by aditya on 2010-11-24,

Just wanted to share this kolam was made during diwali. This is my first attempt of a ther kolam.

Rangoli: Car kolam
Created by marees on 2010-09-12,

This kolam has dots but it should be counted and drawn carefully.

Rangoli: Krishna Jayanthi Special - Sikku Kolam - 30
Created by P.Veni on 2010-09-01,

Hello All, This is a small Ther Kolam special for Krishna Jayanthi. Your views please....

Rangoli: Chikku kolam
Created by chandy on 2010-06-15,

Drawn on Ratha Sapthami this year. Ground floor of the apt building. Thank you all for your comments/opinions on my kolams. Very happy to read them

Rangoli: Car Festival Kolam
Created by karthi87 on 2010-05-14,

Kolam for car festival its a typical type of rangoli

Rangoli: Rathasapthami
Created by anirudh on 2009-05-08,

Usually drawn on the Rathasapthami day, with Sun in the centre. Can be modified to use for any other diety too. (again scanned & colored)

Dots 21 X 21.

Rangoli: A simple Chariot Kolam
Created by deepa ram on 2009-04-10,

This one is a simple chariot kolam with some free hand drawings mixed. The pulli details are marked on side in red. "vaa" letter represents "varisai".

Rangoli: M.Kanchana's chariot Kolam - Dot details
Created by M. Kanchana on 2009-02-01,
This rangoli was published on 2009-02-01.
Chariot kolam / Ther kolam
Created by Lata on 2009-01-13,

Some of the well known temples in India initiate a procession with the devotees and the temple chariot also called the rath in the festival season.

Idols of gods are placed in large chariots or raths which are drawn by the pilgrims. The chariots are approximately 45 feet high and have six wheels. Each year, the rath yatra (procession) draws huge number of devotees from all over the country.

Click on the blue button located at the bottom of the dot grid.

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