Rangoli, also known as Muggulu or Kolam, is a traditional Indian art form that involves making colorful patterns on the ground, mostly at the entrance of homes. For 1st January or Happy New Year ...

Pongal Pulli Kolam Designs 2025: This article showcases a ... and other creatures Pulli kolams are easier to draw than other ...

These geometric patterns, religious symbols and ... though the style of rangoli can vary throughout India. The kolam, in Tamil Nadu, is traditionally made with white rice flour.

Happy Pongal: On the auspicious festival, here are some rangoli and kolam designs Rangoli can be designed using flowers, rice flour or colours. Rangoli can be simple or intricate. The festival is ...

Rangoli designs are also known by other names such as Kolam, Ossa and Alpona. If you are hoping to make your own Rangoli to bring luck and prosperity to your home as well as serving as a warm ...

Colorful kolam (rangoli) designs adorn the entrance, while fresh flowers and mango leaves create beautiful hangings. The home is typically cleaned thoroughly, and new clothes and utensils are ...

Part of the larger Sundaram Finance Mylapore Festival 2025, the Kolam and Rangoli contests are among ... artistic renditions — intricate floral patterns, birds in flight, and peacocks with ...

The rangoli competitions participants were given a theme - ‘Pongal’ and their designs were based on this. For the kolam competition, sikku kolams, pulli kolams and even innovative geometric ...

Every morning at 6.30 am, Mohan, a kolam and rangoli artist, draws an intricate rangoli pattern with rice powder outside her door. Traditionally, it is drawn on the floor with coloured rice powder ...