Hi friends. Happy festivals to all of you. Enjoy all the forthcoming festivals happily.
This is my last kolam. I am going to my grand mother home for my first baby delivery. I may not be online frequently. But once I am come back, I will again get in touch with you all with my new collections of PC kolams.
The dots for this kolam is 13-7.
After a series of colored rangolams from me now I want to give you all a simple white kolam with Kavvi, drawn in a hurry on this VaraMahalakshmi pooja day in front of Thulasi Madam.(Before rain and wind could taste it I took the photo). It is a dotted kolam . dot count is 9-5 in betwen dots. The main kolam drawn with this dots and some decorations done outside.
a very traditinal kolam.....with simple 5*5 dots...which can be stretched to any extent.
This is the photo of the before and after picture of the varalakshmi pooja I did at my home... may Goddess Lakshmi shower her blessings on each and everyone of you
What a coincidence. Meena's friend's kolam in the following
http://www.ikolam.com/node/14305
and mine look very similar. This I did in Pongal 2006.
This one has been assembled from the same motif like the hck-6. But this has four independent strings (white, pink, red and orange) where hck-6 had only two. The only difference is the motif here is rotated by 90 deg with respect to the previous one. This has two rows and three columns. Therefore, the choice of the orientation makes considerable difference in the final product. On the other hand, in the sOna squares the orientation has no effect. Enjoy!
RegardS! - mOhana
