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We can find Rangolis in most South Indian homes. Kolam or Rangoli is a pattern drawn in the puja room or in front of the main doorway/entrance. People draw the designs with a special white powder of crushed marble, chalk, rice flour, rice paste, haldi, kumkum, and other coloured powders. Drawing kolams in the house is considered auspicious and invites the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi into the home. During Havans and Homams, people draw different rangoli patterns to invoke specific Gods and Goddesses.
Features:
This book is the third part of a series of books that teach Kolams. It has many easy-to-draw kolam patterns, borders, and designs. The instructions are in English.
Benefits:
* Can be used to decorate the Puja room and during rituals and special occasions
* Is soft-bound - easy to carry
* Makes a thoughtful gift to showcase our Indian heritage
* The dimensions are mentioned in the additional information section
We can find Rangolis in most South Indian homes. Kolam or Rangoli is a pattern drawn in the puja room or in front of the main doorway/entrance. People draw the designs with a special white powder of crushed marble, chalk, rice flour, rice paste, haldi, kumkum, and other coloured powders. Drawing kolams in the house is considered auspicious and invites the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi into the home. During Havans and Homams, people draw different rangoli patterns to invoke specific Gods and Goddesses.
Features:
This book is the third part of a series of books that teach Kolams. It has many easy-to-draw kolam patterns, borders, and designs. The instructions are in English.
Benefits:
* Can be used to decorate the Puja room and during rituals and special occasions
* Is soft-bound - easy to carry
* Makes a thoughtful gift to showcase our Indian heritage
* The dimensions are mentioned in the additional information section
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