Pookolam

Pookolam

Happy Onam to all!

Pookolam is a floral carpet which is drawn for Onam Festival. It's an arrangement of flowers like a design/ rangoli/ kolam. Pookolam is drawn for 10 days till Onam Festival. 

Onapookolam is also called as Athapookolam.

Today I'm sharing a pookolam with flowers. Hope you like this design. 

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Padi Kolam

Padi Kolam:

Happy Vinayaka Chaturthi!

Lord Vinayaka is the deity who removes all bad qualities, instills good qualities and offers peace on devotees.

This Padi Kolam is drawn with wet rice flour and kaavi / Kempu powder.

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Padi Kolam

Padi Kolam

Simple Padi Kolam for this year's last Aadi Velli. Aadi is the Tamil month and velli means  Friday. We draw padi Kolam for Aadi Velli (Friday), this is a simple Padi Kolam with a touch of kaavi / kempu powder. 

Hope you all like it!

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Padi Kolam

Padi Kolam

Padi Kolam is a traditional Kolam drawn for special functions or occasions. This can be drawn with normal rice flour / wet rice flour. Today's I'm sharing a wet rice flour padi kolam with a touch of kaavi. Hope you all like it!

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Padi Kolam (Aadi Peruku)

Padi Kolam (AadiPeruku)

AadiPeruku means 18th day of Aadi Maasum. This is to celebrate the water rising levels of all major  rivers, lakes and water sources of Tamilnadu to onset the monsoon.

A Padi Kolam with pinnal/ braided design with a touch of kaavi/ kempu powder.

Hope you all like it.

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Padi Kolam - (Varamahalakshmi Pooja)

Padi Kolam (wet rice flour)

Good morning!

I'm happy to share this Padi Kolam with wet rice flour for 'Varamahalakshmi Pooja'. The strokes, cuves, design all depends upon your creativity. Borders we draw with kaavi/ kempu powder which is mixed with little water and used to draw strokes. Hope you all like it. 

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Rangoli / Wet Rice Flour Kolam

Rangoli

Good morning!

Happy Guru Purnima!

I'm happy to share this wet rice flour kolam / rangoli for Guru Purnima. For wet rice flour kolam we need to soak raw rice for 2 hrs. Grind to a smooth paste by adding little water. Add some more water to get a nice flowing consistency. With a small cotton dip in wet rice flour and squeeze slightly and start drawing your Rangoli.

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