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About Rangoli >> Myths and Beliefs
Myths and Beliefs
Kolam the South Indian Rangoli art is traced back thousands of years. Rangoli is drawn in front of homes to welcome the new guest, good luck, and fortune. But it is believed that Kolam or Rangoli is drawn to control the ants inside the home.
Yes, even 100 years back the Rangoli was drawn using the coarse ground rice powder. The ants would take the particles of rice and go out of home. And also by quenching the hunger of the ants the family would also get good fortune. Due to cost and other difficulties in making this method people started use coarse ground white sand what we call “kolam powder”. It resembles rice powder. Now-a-days people complaining that ants are destroying eatables inside home. It may be a one of the reasons that we gave up the method of using rice powder Kolam.
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Colorful peacocks with different orientation displayed here. Life is colorful !!
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Wild & Pet animals are drawn and colored with Rangoli powder. Animal lovers would like this.
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Many categories are simplified & colored as Rangoli theme. Colors that will never end.
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Some of beautiful birds are adorn houses as Rangoli birds. So colorful and so natural!
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Some of Indian Gods create devotional atmosphere. Some of done inside Pooja room. OM!!
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Some of competition won social theme Rangoli displayed here. Create some social awareness!
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Pongal pot rangoli is common. But the colors & stroke style make unique and special.
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Thumb with point and middle fingers let the powder flow as two lines that creates beautiful double stroke.
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You can find beautiful carpet, mat, blanket etc. You can put cartoon characters above the carpet design.
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If you want to add colors to your life just have a look at these colorful wedding & festival collections.
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Different shades & poses of Lord Sivan created and colored. Om namashivaya!
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