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POANGALI POTS

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Straight Dots. The pattern of Dots is as follows:

23 dots in center and 21,19,17,17,13,13,9,9,5,3,1 dots on either side.

Pongali is a rice dish made on the occasion of Sankranti Festival, also known as Pongal festival. Pongali can be a sweet dish made of rice, milk jaggery, cardamom raisins, cashews and other nuts or spicy prepared from rice, vegetables and green gram. These dishes are made as an offering to Gods.

Hope you like this Rangoli. 

Note: This one is my own original creation.

Most of these designs are my own original creations, which I create by spending much time and after hard work. So please don't post these photos or designs (even if you draw these by your own hand) on your site or blog in any format.

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Kites Rangoli

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21 to 1 Straight Dots

Kites! Sankranti, Makar Sankranti, Pongal what ever is the name of the festival, it is not complete without kites. They are colourful and these day s come in so many shapes and sizes. 

Kites are an interesting subject for Rangolis, as they are easy to draw and 

Hope you like this Rangoli.

Please check my blog from time to time as I will be posting more Rangolis each day. 

Note: This one is my own original creation.

Most of these designs are my own original creations, which I create by spending much time and after hard work. So please don't post these photos or designs (even if you draw these by your own hand) on your site or blog in any format.

Please link back to my blog. I hope you understand this and respect my request. Thank You.

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Lotus Rangoli

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17 to 3 Straight Dots.

Once again Lotus rangoli. Lotus with Ashtadala Padma. Ashtadala Padma also known as Ashtadala Kamal means 8 petalled Lotus. This is considered as sacred and auspicious. It is a symbol which represents Goddess Lakshmi; Goddess of wealth and prosperity. 

Ashtadala Padma attracts, peace, happiness, wealth, prosperity,  abundance and much more. It is drawn to represent Goddess Lakshmi and drawn on Fridays or any auspicious occasions. 

Hope you like this Rangoli.

Please do drop in your suggestions and comments if any. I always love to read them. It motivates me to create more Rangolis.

Note: This one is my own original creation.

Most of these designs are my own original creations, which I create by spending much time and after hard work. So please don't post these photos or designs (even if you draw these by your own hand) on your site or blog in any format.

Please link back to my blog. I hope you understand this and respect my request. Thank You.

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