Ganesha Chukki rangoli small n easy

How to draw Ganpati rangoli with dots - just 4 dots! A small  easy rangoli. 

 Using a 4 by 1 dot grid we can create cute Ganesha rangoli, chukki type. 

 It is preferable to draw it in the Puja room and not at the entrance.  We can draw with colour powder too.

Such small designs can be drawn without dots also for this important festival but most of us are more comfortable with chukki rangolis.

 So, I have shared these two ideas.  Hope you like them.

Happy Ganesha Chaturthi celebrations.

I have shown an intermediate step so that it will be easy to follow.   I have made some simple decorations. 

You can try different patterns and colours too. Kolam primarily has two genres.  One is auspicious rangolis used for Pooja room, festivals.  Examples are Aishwarya kolam, Hridaya kamalam.

Ganapati rangoli designs that are drawn for religious festivals like Diwali and Ganesh Chavithi can be included in the first genre. 

The second type is the kolam used for decoration. They include our collection of freehand rangoli, sikku kolam, chukki rangoli and padi kolam.

While padi kolam is drawn on Fridays and for functions, all other types can be drawn daily.  However, I do not draw sikku kolam on Friday at the entrance, for Tulsi plant.  I also do not use it for functions and festivals. 

Vinayagar kolam with dots pic 1

Vinayagar kolam simple pic 2

            

One more simple rangoli design with 4 dots to 1 can also be drawn in the Puja Mandap.  This rangoli evolves from the onch design as seen from the images below.  We can decorate the rangoli further with few more patterns and colours.  The next Ganpati rangoli with chukki 

Vinayagar kolam rangoli step by step

The next pic for the Ganesha rangoli with chukki or dots 

Vinayagar kolam designs pic shows next step

Simple and easy Ganpati rangoli for Ganesha Habba decoration and celebration

Vinayagar kolam photo

These white rangoli showing step by step images may be referred to for festivals viz. Deepavali and Vinayak Chavithi.