Pulli kolam: The next kolam in this category

The next kolam in this category is a beautiful peacock like bird kolam design. The dot pattern used in 9 to 1 ner pulli ( straight dots ). The final image with colours is shown in the photo below. The three images in black and white show the steps. Draw the spirals at the centre and then draw the curved lines on all four sides. Simple Kolam designs with 7 dots for beginners | Unique rangoli designs | Daily Kolam | Kolam | muggu Music Credits : Ambiment - The Ambient by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons ... Kolam is a traditional Indian art form, drawn using rice flour, chalk, or colored powders, primarily in South India. These intricate designs are created at the entrance of homes, temples, and courtyards as a symbol of prosperity, positivity, and welcome. Kolams come in various styles, including Pulli Kolam (dot-based), Sikku Kolam (twisted loops), Kambi Kolam (line patterns), and colorful Rangoli designs. They are drawn daily and hold deep cultural significance, especially during festivals ... After a long time one more simple seven dot kolam is added to this gallery of kolam with steps. This is common and simple kolam with 7 to 4 dots. The photos shown below are self explanatory. To the common kolam I have added some decorations inside to get a new type of kolam . The arms can be drawn to give a clockwise or anti-clockwise appearance, however clockwise is preferable.