Step by step images to draw these beautiful traditional rangoli designs
This kolam uses 9 dots 3 rows, 7 dots 2 rows and 3 dots one row. A somewhat tricky kolam , so I have added lots of pictures to show the steps clearly ( I hope !)
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The next kolam uses 9 by 1 dot pattern. It consists of drawing a pattern four times and they are not connected to each other. Most kambi kolam have bilateral symmetry. i.e they are symmetrical when viewed from two planes.
The next kolam is with 6 by 6 dots
A anju pulli kolam with extra dots
The next kolam uses 9 by 1 dot pattern. It consists of drawing a pattern four times and they are not connected to each other. Most kambi kolam have bilateral symmetry. i.e they are symmetrical when viewed from two planes.
One more kambi kolam with 9 dots to 1 pattern. It is a common kolam. As usual few pictures showing the steps
7 to 1 dots kolam
A small and simple design for our daily purpose vasal kolangal
Chinna Chinna kambi kolangal poduvadhu eppadi ( சின்ன கம்பி கோலம் போடுவது எப்படி )
The kolam below uses a 5 by 5 dot pattern. The images explain the steps
The next kolam is with 6 by 6 dots
A anju pulli kolam with extra dots
Another 5 by 5 dots kambi kolam with extra one dot on four sides
A very small but tricky kolam observe the intermediate step in the picture
Kambi kolam are the best kolam designs for our daily vasal kolam because once we practice we can draw small and even some relatively big designs quite easily and in very little time. An important factor to be taken into account since time is a premium for us nowadays
A very small but tricky kolam observe the intermediate step in the picture
Kambi kolam are the best kolam designs for our daily vasal kolam because once we practice we can draw small and even some relatively big designs quite easily and in very little time. An important factor to be taken into account since time is a premium for us nowadays
Next kolam is 9 by 9 dot design
