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Keshav Pai in an Indian Rangoli artist and his Rangoli designs are very beautiful. He participates in many rangoli competitions across the country and he has bagged a few awards too. His rangoli designs are big, pattern oriented and very easy to foll
Easy Rangoli Designs : It's believed that rangoli designs started many centuries ago. Some refrences of rangoli designs are also available in our scriptures. The art of rangoli has changed and rechanged over many centuries. Rangoli goes by various names in many parts of India. In Tamil Nadu it's known as Kolam, in Andhra it's known as muggulu, in Karnataka it's known as muggitu, in Rajasthan it's known as a mandana and so on. We have some easy indian rangoli designs for beginners. Practise these easy rangoli...
Rangavalli rangoli designs are quite inspiring. These rangoli designs are fit for competitions. They can be used for festivals in temples or community functions. The rangoli designs are mandala shaped. Simple patterns , vibrant colors make these rangoli designs very beautiful. Some of these rangoli designs were made by more than 20 people and takes several hours of hard work to complete them. Looking for such competitive rangoli designs? Follow us for more such interesting and unique rangoli designs....
India is known as an old neighbourhood for celebrations and Janmashtami is one of them, it is the day when Lord Krishna was conceived. It is commended with a lot of delight and otherworldliness all over India during Krishna Jayanthi. As indicated by Hindu folklore Lord Vishnu was resurrected as Lord Krishna and that day is checked by the Hindu lunar month. Aside from being an old neighbourhood for celebrations India is additionally known for making rangoli during celebrations which is a propitious aspect of most Indian festivals. A...
Rangoli Design: Aakruti Rangoli is the brainchild of Divyesh Vara who has been in the rangoli design making business for 5 years. Aakruti rangoli was formed by a group of young talented artists who create explicable rangoli designs for wedding rangoli, gala shows, hindu festivals, portrait rangoli art. Portrait rangoli using the sand painting technique is so briliantly done, that one can easily get fooled into thinking that it's a photograph.They use traditional rangoli materials and sand for creating awesome rangoli designs for...
Rangoli designs for competition: Rangoli is a part of Indian tradition and to make sure this art lives forever, many schools and colleges conduct rangoli competition every year. Nowadays local taluks also organize these rangoli competitions for the young and old to participate. It's never too late to learn rangoli. Have a look at our rangoli images for competition and be inspired. We have put together a collection of rangoli designs for competition which can be used for your inspiration. Rangoli competitions can be either...
Rangoli Design: Aakruti Rangoli is the brainchild of Divyesh Vara who has been in the rangoli design making business for 5 years. Aakruti rangoli was formed by a group of young talented artists who create explicable rangoli designs for wedding rangoli, gala shows, hindu festivals, portrait rangoli art. Portrait rangoli using the sand painting technique is so briliantly done, that one can easily get fooled into thinking that it's a photograph.They use traditional rangoli materials and sand for creating awesome rangoli designs for...
Rangoli designs by Suhas Mane are very beautiful and easy to follow. These rangoli designs can be used for festivals, birthdays and any festive occasion. Rangolis are an integral part of Indian culture.No occasion is complete without a dose of colorful rangolis. Suhas Mane uses many ingredients like flowers, colors, pulses and more to decorate his rangolis. The addition of antique lamps to the rangoli designs bring out aesthetic beauty of the culture and traditions. Explore the beautiful rangoli designs by Suhas Mane and don't...
Sudha Balaji is an experienced rangoli design artist from India. She is the founder of rangoli sans dots, which literally means rangoli without dots. Rangoli designs can be made with or without dots and lines. Most rangoli artists prefer freestyle rangoli designs, which allows them to explore their creativity levels. Sudha Balaji hails from a small town named Omalur near Salem, Tamil Nadu. Initially she started with rangoli designs without dots and slowly moved to kolam designs with dots due to popular demand. During festivals, lamps...
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...
Rangoli Designs : She uses simple easy to use patterns and drawings, which are then converted into rangoli designs for diwali. She is the owner of Blissful Stuff and you can treat yourselves to DIY diwali rangoli designs. She uses everyday objects like fork, spoon, cork, caps to create colorful diwali rangoli. Check out her youtube videos for step by step instructions of her diwali rangoli designs. Diwali 2018 is celebrated on November 6th in South India and on November 7th in other parts of India. Diwali is known as the festival of...
Deepali Karanjavkar is a visual communication designer/ artist from Mumbai, India. Her mandala art is quite a rage in the social media. The beautiful combination of colors, the patterns make it a beautiful ensemble. She uses her ipad for creating the sketches and to achieve the final end result. She enjoys paper cutting mandala designs and her crafts are quite different. The paper cut designs can be used as lamp holders and your dark room is immediately transformed into an art canvas. We absolutely love her mandala rangoli designs...
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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...
Rangoli designs by MBuradkar is suitable for all festive occasions. Beautiful colors, impeccable designs are what comes to one's mind, when we take a look at these beautiful kolam designs. Flowers, mango, shell motifs are quite prominent in these rangoli designs. Rangoli designs are an integral part of Indian culture. It's quite common for rangoli/kolam artists to uses symbolic designs in there rangolis. The patterns in the kolam designs are quite easy to follow. Do try them out during this Diwali season and spread happiness....
Ganesh rangoli designs is suitable for almost all kinds of festivals. Ganesh rangoli design is the favourite amongst rangoli artists. Vinayagar Chathurthi is popular Hindu festival and Ganesh rangoli designs are extremely popular during those occasions. In this post you can find freehand Ganesh rangoli designs, which is quite easy to follow. Ganesh rangoli designs are the ideal choices for rangoli competitions. Some Ganesh rangoli designs are very artistic and sometimes makes you wonder if they are painting. Well, they are paintings...
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