Kolam by Sudha Balaji

This kolam uses a dot grid -  2 rows of 12 dots and then 10,8,6,4,2 on either side.  The dots are connected using straight lines.  The final image appears simple but we can get confused.  So I have few pictures to guide us from the beginning of the kolam  through various steps to make it somewhat easy to learn , practice and draw.  There a maze of lines connecting the dots.   I have add few colourful dots from bullets to make is suitable for the festival of colours Diwali also.  if we want a different rangoli with dots for Diwali  Chukki rangoli new design for Dasara Pulli vacha kolam for  Navarathri Place colourful bullets and draw as a latest kolam for New Year  Aishwarya kolam I drew for my YouTube channel was the official video for the platform for many weeks.  I do not know whether Google still follows this concept.  I realised why when a lady commented on the video "I have seen many Aishwarya rangoli steps but ...

  The rangoli image below shows how we can use spirals to create small and easy designs .   The image below shows how we can use different motifs to get beautiful rangolis for Navaratri.   I am sharing five of them.   All are unique in their own way.     1) Dasara rangoli designs simple 2) Dasara rangoli designs simple with colours  The next rangoli in the pic below demonstrates how by using one colour, pink we can get awesome rangoli for our festival decoration of Navratri golu or kolu as we call it.  3) Navaratri rangoli beautiful pink design The use of paisley like patterns is a common method of drawing kolam .  Some times we may run short of time of imagination.  Then we can start or create with common designs like, paisleys, flowers, leaves etc.  After all nature offers us all the patterns and designs and we do not have to worry about copyright issues :) 4) Simple without chukki rangoli for festival Now thi...