This blog post may have answers to 1) How to draw rangoli with dots 2) How to draw muggulu with dots.
One of the bigger rangoli created by me. Dot pattern is 15 to 1 . Number of dots decreases viz. ( 15,13,9,7,5,3,1)
Though it is with 15 dots it is relatively easy to draw.
The patterns below the neck (that represent the wings! are drawn first on the four sides.
The beauty of this kolam lies in the symmetry of the patterns.
One of the advantages or creating rangoli designs is that the result may be a unique rangoli.
Actually, I thought of drawing butterflies and flowers but changed the theme to birds and flowers.
Floral patterns are congruous with pakshi or titli (occasionally I use other languages too to describe the patterns to make it easy for those who are familiar with the terms in their mother tongue). Floral designs at the corners for this beautiful chukki rangoli
This kolam design was created by me long ago !
Draw the white rangoli or colourful kolam for Diwali or Dasara
apart from Bhogi festival
This is a design that I created long back. As the name suggests - Rangolisansdots means rangoli without dots. There were arguments by readers and viewers on social media as to why I share dot rangoli though name has "sans".
This is because I started sharing and creating pulli kolam based on the feedback from the earliest followers of the blog and YouTube channel. They requested for chukki rangoli designs. Some are comfortable with this variety of kolam.
Once the name of the website is given it is very difficult to change without affecting the popularity attained thus far.
So, the name remains but all categories of rangoli designs are shared. Still some viewers were not convinced and demanded that I change the name to something else.
I think the unique selling proposition of the name is that it has become a point of debate and so many may remember it.
I think all these images should make easy for knowing chukki rangoli hakuva vidhana for this design.
Comments