Kolam also known as Rangoli, is a dainty floor painting, which is an integral part of South Indian tradition. It is a beautiful and perhaps the only one art, drawn every day by women in the households. It symbolizes beauty and provides a welcoming environment.
19 - 3 parallel dots (Neer Pulli) Kolam.
Put 19 dots three lines in the center. Leave one dot at both ends and stop at 3. Join dots as shown above. You can colour it as it is or erase the lines in the corners to get a clear lamp shape and fill with desired colour powders.
16 - 16 parallel dots (Neer Pulli) Kolam.
Put 16 parallel dots 16 lines. Join dots as shown above and fill with desired colour powders.
First draw the following 9 dots basic kolam. Then add 4 dots on the sides and put interlaced dots and stop at 1. Join dots as shown above. .
Put dots as shown above and join them. Erase the visible dots and draw thick lines. Fill with desired colour powders.
Put 19 parallel dots 19 lines. First draw the sikku kolam and then put desired designs in the four corners. Fill with colour powders.
Put 19 dots - seven lines in the center. Leave three dots and put one line - then leave one dot - one line and repeat this and finally put three lines both sides as shown above.
Join dots as shown above and erase the left out dots. Draw thick line and fill with desired colour powders.
