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Kundala muggulu chukkalu for Sankranthi
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We all want to display our rangoli skills particularly during festivals like Sankranti and Dipavali. Of course many of us prefer easy and simple designs.
Here is one of them.
With a 7 by 7 dot grid we can get a Pongal kolam or Sankranti muggulu with dots with a Sankranthi Pot two sugar cane and the Sun.
All these three symbols represent the harvest festival Pongal.
The sugar cane has been represented in purple , the kunda is overflowing with sweet Pongal and of course Sun who we worship for this festival
all have been shown in a small and compact design.
his festival is also celebrated as Makara Sankranti Karnataka and Maharastra and other parts of India. My mother called it the Pedha Pundaga or big festival in Telugu.
First step for the kundala muggulu with dots - 7*7 dots rangoli
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| Sankranthi muggulu white rangoli step 1 |
Next step for this kundala muggu chukkalu type
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| Simple Pongal pot rangoli with colours |
Quite a few readers/followers thanked me for the simple designs. They said that they were married recently and wanted to try this art in their in-laws, house. They did and earned the appreciation of their in-laws and neighbours.
I too have experienced that feeling. After enjoying life in paternal house for more than two decades, going to a new place and getting accustomed takes time. I had no problem so far as kolam is concerned. I took over the task of drawing kolam art in the morning from the next day after moving to my in-laws' place. We lived as a joint family for more than two decades.
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