30 days 30 kolam 3 set 10 images
Two kolams similar yet different in the images shown below. The flower design at the centre is the same.
There are some differences in the motifs/patterns use on the periphery. First rangoli one cement floor Demo of two different simple colouring ideas are also shown. The second rangoli on cement floor.
Two more sets of kolam ideas, 10 in each post are available in 10 simple rangoli designs and 10 easy muggulu images
Many kolam in Rangoli-sans-dots are drawn without any preparation. Very few finishing touches are given. All are of the 'no frills' type.
The idea is to get an image as one would when she/he draws on the floor. I felt that this method would ensure that the images uploaded are congruous with or closer to our real life.
These rangoli images collection includes some pics drawn for videos or demos as also a few drawn at the entrance on cement floor.
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| safed rangoli design |
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| simple safed rangoli designs |
The tails of the peacocks are converted into a lotus (above).
The kolam below is beautiful but a bit tricky.
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| rangoli safed wali |
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| safed rang ki rangoli |
The next one is very simple, and I think the image is self-explanatory
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| small white kolam for vasal |
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| small white rangoli for daily use |
Sometimes I remember dialogues from movies related to drawing kolam. One such dialogue is in the old Tamil movie Agathiyar (I hope my memory serves me right). The sage Agathiyar or Agastya will be challenged for a singing competition.
The competitor says that he is an exponent of Mohana ragam e The sage replies manolaya (total mental absorption in the object concentrated upon) is more important. This term I think is related to meditation.
Drawing kolam is also a sort of meditation and we should be completely immersed in the art, every time. Fortunately, by the grace of God, I still enjoy this art after so many decades
In this connection, I remember a comment on YouTube by a follower. She said that she tried my design, the outcome was not to her expectation, but she found the process of drawing it to be relaxing and made her happy too.
Kolam means beauty in symmetry, ezhil kolam means a beautiful beauty in symmetry!! If you are looking for traditional rangoli for ekadashi, you may try one of these with an ochre border










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