Rangoli Designs

Kolam of Tamil Nadu

K.L.Kamat/Kamat's Potpourri
Kolam of Tamil Nadu
Kolam (a.k.a. Rangoli) in Tamil Nadu

Typically laid with rice powder, Kolam is a women's art in South India with spiritual connections
See also:
"Sacred Area. Keep Out", Small Temple, Huge Guardians, Research Citations on Tamil Nadu

Rangoli -The Painted Prayers of India
 Rangoli

Pictures
Spreading an Elaborate Sankranti RangoliColorful Rangoli for SankrantiGirl paints Alpana in front of the door, CalcuttaRural Woman Painting the Hase Rangoli on WallRangoli Design for the Deepavali FestivalA Rangoli is formed by joining predetermined dots
Rangoli Floral DesignsRangoli of a Tree with Numerous BranchesDots are the soul of Rangoli ArtFrom One Generation to AnotherWoman in Sari Decorates the Front YardA Swimming Duck in a Rangoli Design
Duck in a Rangoli PatternDivine Chariot in a Rangoli DesignSanta Clause in a Rangoli DesignYou are hereArjunas DejectionKarnas Predicament
Draupadis WeddingRangoli to Welcome the New MillenniumA Girl Learning Rangoli by Looking at a BookRangoli made with petalsA Rangoli Artist of MalleswaramRangoli on a Village Hut
Man Selling Rangoli IngredientsCosmic Presence of Lord KrishnaColorful Rangoli DesignsDeath of AbhimanyuIndian Tricolor in a Rangoli DesignPlay of Dice Between Pandavas and Kauravas
Geometrical Patterns in a HexagonMaking of a Rangoli DesignRice Grain Rangoli DesignTemple ChariotWall Painting, Crafts Museum

Kamat's Potpourri The Timeless Theater Rangoli Designs Kolam (a.k.a. Rangoli) in Tamil Nadu