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Rangoli Designs by Lakhi Chand Jain
For more than 25 years Lakhi Chand Jain has been evolving the rajasthani rangoli designs. His rangoli designs introduces a lot of Rajasthani folk art. Most of his rangoli designs are mandanas and he has more than 25 years experience in the design fie
Sanskar Bharti Rangoli by Minar Patil
Sanskar Bharti rangoli designs are quite popular during Hindu festivals and wedding ceremonies. Rangolis form an integral part of Indian culture. There are many different types of rangoli designs practiced throughout India and it differs based on traditions and regional culture. The Sanskar bharti rangoli designs are quite popular Maharashtra and other northern parts of India. Sanskar bharti rangoli designs are mostly pattern oriented which is created on a splash of vibrant colors. The choice of background colors are...
Rangoli Designs by Vani Muthukrishnan
Rangoli designs by Indian artist Vani Muthukrishnan is very popular in the social media sites. She has created numerous short videos on Rangoli designs, which is very popular amongst Rangoli fans. No Indian festival is complete without colourful Rangoli designs. You can surprise your guests during festivals by using these Rangoli designs. Some of the popular Rangoli designs are mandalas, flowers, peacocks, star, birds and more. Some of her Rangoli designs are dotted and others are freestyle. Vani Muthukrishnan is a Rangoli artist...
Flower Rangoli For Every Occasion
Flower rangoli: Flower rangoli is popularly seen during the festivals like onam, Durga pooja, Pongal and Diwali. Flower petals are chopped into fine pieces for the creation of rangoli designs with flowers. Flower rangoli can be used to create abstract designs, theme based rangoli, free hand rangoli, ganesh rangoli, peacock rangoli, 3d rangoli, floating rangoli on water and so on. Flower rangolis during Onam are circular, where each circle is filled with different kind of flower petal or leaves. Onam is celebrated for 9 days in Kerala...
Diwali Rangoli Designs By Thineswari Govindasamy
Rangoli designs by this artist will surely blow your mind away. Thineswari Govindasamy is an artist and illustrator from Klang, Malaysia. She is a self taught artist. According to Thineswari,"Growing up as a self taught, channeling the 'Flow' are the best approach I seek to understand essence of creativity. To this flow that the essence transforms to career and personal interest towards art & design, as well as to learn and understand the higher truths on energy healing studies". Her rangoli designs keep up with...
Coaster Rangoli Designs By Sakshi Taplu
Coaster rangoli designs by Indian artist Sakshi Taplu is very beautiful. She is a product designer, founder and creative director at Firsst Hand. She incorporates traditional designs on products and they are quite impressive. She uses Photoshop, 3ds Max, AutoCAD, Sketchbook, Illustrator, Wacom and more such software's to create impressive rangoli designs on furniture's, coasters etc. If you would like to purchase her products, use this link : https://worldartcommunity.com/shops/firsst-hand/. Apart from coaster rangoli designs...
Peacock Rangoli Designs by Kanchan Ratnani
Peacock rangoli designs is one of the most popular designs used my many rangoli artists. The sheer beauty of peacocks and it's grandiosity makes any occasion grand. Peacock rangoli designs can be used for auspicious poojas, Hindu festivals, Indian festivals and more. The peacock is a symbol of beauty and prosperity and it's sheer presence makes the whole place beautiful. This collection of peacock rangoli designs is by an Indian rangoli artist Kanchan Ratnani. There are many tools available in the market for creating rangolis...
Sanskar Bharti Rangoli Designs by Vibrant Creations
Sanskar bharati rangoli designs are usually round in shape. They are mostly used to grace the entrance of houses during hindi festivals. Sanskar bharati rangolis are usually large and very very vibrant in colors. It's the traditional rangoli design of many north indian homes. There are some basic shapes and patterns which is followed in sanskar bharathi rangoli. If you want to master this traditional sanskar bharathi rangoli, practice the basics on paper and incorporate them into your regular rangoli sketches. If you are a newbie...
Kundan Rangoli Designs by Nirman Creations
Rangoli designs by Nirman creations are very beautiful with lots of non precious stones. These rangolis are similar to kundan rangolis and they are easily rearrange-able. The colourful stones in these rangoli designs are the highlight, since they make them look pretty. If you have an OHP sheet, colourful stones, non precious gems and a strong glue gun, you are all set to let your imagination fly. These rangoli designs can be done in bits and pieces, so you rearrange as per your creativity. These rangoli designs can be used during...
Portrait Rangoli design by Nirav Khant
Portrait rangoli design by Nirav Khant brings out the beauty of village life. A man relaxing on the shores of a river after a tired day's work. Tiny cottages with shadows of people going on their day to day business. For a moment, you might think they are watercolor paintings, but they are made with rangoli colors. Check out the beautiful portrait rangoli designs for inspiration....
margali kolam by Bairavi Kumaran
Margali kolam designs are quite popular during the month of December. The margali kolam designs can be freehand style or created with dots. The patterns for the margali rangoli kolams are mostly flowers, petals, diyas, god, goddesses and more. Bairavi Kumaran, is an upcoming margali kolam artist from India. Her rangoli designs are colorful and large. Throughout the month of December, the front portion of the houses are cleaned and thousands of women, wake up before sunrise and apply these margali kolams as a sign of postivity....
Margazhi Rangoli Design by Mangalam Srinivasan
Margazhi Kolam design by Managalam Srinivasan: Mangalam Srinivasan is an extremely talented kolam artist from Trichy, India. Her hobbies are creating beautiful rangoli designs, painting like traditional tanjore painting, oil painting and so on. She and her mother Saroja Krishnamoorthy are talented rangoli design artists. For making these beautiful rangoli designs, rice flour, colour chalk powders and other materials were used. Her work is featured on "My Mom's art gallery" a proud daughter who has created a page...
peacock rangoli design
Peacock rangoli designs: Peacock is India's national bird and it has served as great inspiration for many artists. During any festival, you are sure to find many peack rangoli designs decorating the front yard of many houses. Indians love colors, from clothes, rangoli, mehndi, we like a bit of splash of everything. Peacock is a beautiful bird with many vibrant colours and if you notice, many clothes are also dyed based on the colors of our favourite bird. Peacock rangoli designs are created by the free hand technique. Peacock is...
sanskar bharti rangoli
Sanskar Bharati rangoli: No hindu festival is complete without rangoli designs welcoming you at the entrance or inside the house. Sanskar Bharati rangoli is technique used in Maharashtra, where women use three or five fingers to create the rangoli designs. In some sanskar bharti rangoli designs, fists are also used to create designs. Sanskar Bharati rangolis are quite popular during diwali, where the patterns include a lot of diyas. For drawing these sanskar bharati rangolis, different colours of sand are strewn on a circle and the...
kolam
Kolam: Kolam is an art which women of South India use to decorate their homes to welcome good spirits. Did you know that Kolams are also therapeutic? By bending and drawing kolams, one's backbone gets strengthened and ofcourse toned legs. Kolam is known by many different names in the country, Sanjhi in Uttar Pradesh, Alpana in Bengal, Mandana in Rajasthan, Chowk purna in Madhya Pradesh, Rangoli in Maharashtra and Karnataka, Muggulu in Andhra Pradesh and Puvidal in Kerala. The history of drawing kolams dates back to the Indus...
Pookalam
Pookalam: Onam festival is celebrated with great fun and fervour in the state of Kerala and by all malayalees living across the globe. King Mahabhali is the favourite king of Kerala and he was banished into the neverland by the fifth incarnation of Vishnu(Vaman Avatar). It's believed that every year King Mahabali returns to Kerala to see if his people are living happily, and to welcome him people celebrate onam. Onam pookalam designs are created using flowers and they are like cirlces of flowers. In this post we have included...