7 to 4 pulli white kolam mayil design

There is an artist hidden in all of us , creating and drawing kolam proves it . It is very easy to represent peacocks through rangoli

The step by step  images below will show how to draw a white peacock with seven to four odu pulli dot pattern

"Ethnic and homely "  " Beautiful rangoli and easy too.  keep up the great work .  All the best and good luck "  "Love the patience and time you invest in sharing these lovely pieces of art " .  These are some comments on Facebook

When I  get such positive feedback for my rangoli designs , it is natural that I am motivated to create more and more kolangal.

You may also be interested in 7 dots rangoli designs or simple rangoli with 5 dots  or some simple kolam I draw daily at the entrance 

This is the common mango leaf kolam theme that is converted into birds ( peacocks ) by replacing the leaf patterns

with spirals with "feathers" to represent the tail and of course the crown to represent easily a bird so beautiful as the peacock 

Simple peacock rangoli kolam designs through pics 

Simple mayil kolam with dots 

Apart from kolam ,  I like stringing of flowers (colloquially called tying of flowers).  For Raghavendra Swami we can only offer garlands that are strung by vazhai naaru (as we say in Tamil).  I do not know the correct English translation for this term.  So, I use banana stem fibre.  I am not sure whether we can use the term trunk for banana tree.  So, I requested by viewers on Facebook to suggest a better translation.  Banana pith was a good suggestion I got.  I purchase a lot of flowers at Koyambedu flower market and offer garlands with vazhai naaru to Raghavendra Swami Brindavan nearby.