Free hand rangoli are beautiful in their own way. We can let our imagination run riot while creating them. We can finish our daily kolam in a jiffy if we can create this type.
While imagination is the limitation, we should ensure that all the patterns used are in agreement with one another.
It is said that no teacher imparts all skills known to her/him, retains some of the knowledge with him/her to ensure that the teacher is always at a higher pedestal than those who learn.
My idea of starting this blog and rangoli video channels on social media is to share whatever I know (and that is little), to all those who may be interested in learning, using the tips and techniques for practising at home or through their own accounts on social media.
The result is there for all of us to see. Rangoli websites and video channels have grown exponentially. The viewers get information from various sources. As Bharathiyar said, "Travel in all the eight directions and bring knowledge (of arts) to our country.
Here is another set of white rangoli ideas for your reference and use for daily use or for festivals like Bhai Dooj or Dhanteras and of course, Diwali.
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| white wali rangoli for Diwali |
Collection of without chukki rangoli designs for Diwali
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White wali rangoli design for Diwali festival
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One more rangoli without chukki you can try for Sankranthi
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| White rangoli art is amazing |
White peacock rangoli for Friday
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| White attractive rangoli kolam |
Star based
rangoli for Tuesday |
White rangoli line design
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The first two images demonstrate how we can create rangoli designs without dots black and white that are innovative and awesome using simple motifs and ideas.
The third muggu is a classical traditional kolam the highlight being the outer twists and twirls. They look easy but can test us when we try the first time.
The fourth one is small white mor rangoli for Deepavali. It is drawn without dots, filling with colours is not an option. I have shared the rangoli muggulu drawn directly with colours or drawing on a white or colourful background with contrasting colours.
The last kolam rangoli later became one of the most popular videos on Facebook. The use of lamps ensures that it is suitable for Deepavali or Karthikai Deepam festivals decoration. Like many other examples I have shared the white rangoli we can add colours of the lamps and in the star pattern at the centre using suitable combinations to beautify the design.
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