Kolam by Sudha Balaji

Shanku rangoli with dots | Shanku ki rangoli | Ekadashi kolam  I have shared the white muggu with dots.  Add colours and display it in front of your house as a beautiful Sankranti rangoli or New Year muggulu The dot pattern is 15 to 8 - idukku pulli or in between dots (colloquially) As usual mark the center of the rangoli wtih the pattern Then draw the designs on either side as shown in the next photo Drawing the shankh designs touching each other can be somewhat tricky so I have added lots of pics to show the steps in detail The picture shows how the shankhu muggu progresses Now I think we will have a better idea of how the muggu with conch patters evolves. A close-up view showing how I grip the rangoli powder and release it to get the designs. I use commercially available white rangoli and rice flour in the ratio 3:1 and mix them well so that we get the benefits of both while drawing the designs. The remaining dots are used to draw any pattern of ...

Rangolisansdots is a huge collection of rangoli with dots and without dots.  Some feel that the name of the blog is misleading.   Sans means without, so rangoli-sans-dots means rangoli without dots.  There have been questions in the form of comments , that while the name suggests that it is a collection of kolam without dots , there are kolam with dots also.   Actually I draw a lot of free hand kolam and so I named it rangoli-sans-dots.  I have the URL address and the YouTube Channel also as Rangolisansdots.   There were and still there are many requests for kolam with dots so I have added a lot of dots kolam designs also.  Now I think there are equal number in either category.  However the URL address etc. cannot be changed and the name is also unique so I  have retained it. 17 to 9 dots sangu kolam | conch rangoli designs for New Year | Pongal or Sankranti This is a common kolam using the star and sangu designs to create a big ...