9 - 2 parallel dots (Neer Pulli) Kolam.
Draw the basic kolam as above and then join as shown below.
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.
24 comments:
lovely rangoli...very attractive
i was searching for kolams n came across ur site.. thanks for posting such lovely kolams & also the way to make them..
Hi,
Welcome to my site. Hope you will try some of my kolams and post your comments.
Hi, Kamala
A wonderful site. I was amazed looking into these beautiful kolams. The step by step method of creating the kolam is very informative and easy. Thanks for such an awesome creation.
Hi Shree,
Thank you for visiting my site and your comments.
wowwwwwwwwwwwwww .... i loved al d kolams mam,,,, wonderful designs ,,,, u r so modest ... artistic ----
hi mam ,
i loved al d kolams ,,, by seeing al ur kolams , i got so much interested and started to try each and everyone ,,, thank u for creating interest on such a beautiful art.
Thank you Priya.
mam wonderful kolams amazing no wrds 2 xpress u hav such a creativity n a nice taste towards kolams ..... hope u give us more n more ... my mom started appreciatin me so much tank yu so much mam..plz don stop or ban ur creativity,give us more kolams so dat v cud get sum more ideas n share it wid evry1!!!! i became ur fan mam ... tank yu so so much...
wish u a advanve happy new year 2011 !!!
vanitha
Thank you Vanitha for your nice comments. I will try to post more kolams. I too wish you and your family a very Happy New Year.
Wow, what an Awesome collection of kolams and all are easily understandable. But for few I am not able to find the dot count for example, kolam no.316. I loved all the kolams very much and tried a few also.Thanks for taking so much of pain and putting effort to fulfill the thirst of kolam lovers.
Hi Padma Prakash,
Thank you for visiting my blog and your kind feeback. For Kolam No.316, I have given Basic Kolam above. After putting the basic kolam, it is a free hand drawing. You have to join the corners as shown above.
kolams that u post is excellent post some more different
Hi Kamala,
Nice kolams so plz send somore with
fine ones.
Thanq
very nice , i like very much
Thank you Sujatha.
hi Kamala,
these are really wonderful kollams... thank you so much for taking the effort and creating your blog... god bless you and happy Pongal...
hi Kamala,
thank you very much for taking the time out to create this blog, these are beautiful kollam's... god bless you and happy pongal...
hi mam,
My name is Amrita..I'm maharashtrian, but I like south Indian kolam very much.I was looking for a site for dot kolam with many designs,& I found your site.your designs r really wonderful,very creative....Thank You very much
very superb, keep it up ya..
Dear kamala maami
Lovely kolams.Like your recipies your patterns and step by step explanations are very nice.Please give us some kanya kolams maami.Thank you and love you maami
Dear Mami,
Thank you for the instructions on this kolam. While I thought it was drawn free hand like a rangoli, it never struck me that it could be done with dots.
Love all your kolams... Thanks!
Thank you Deepa.
Excellent site.After reading in Mangaiyarmalar about this site I opened your blog.The way you explained is very nice.Wonderful job. I learned a lot of kolams from your site.Thanks.
Ananthi.
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