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Rangoli making is very popular among South Indian people
It is tradition of creating patterns n design on the floor in front of the house
It is also called as Kolam or Muggu.
Every women of the house gets up early in the morning cleans the courtyard and decorates them with Muggu using Muggu powder orRice flour. It is considered to be very auspiscious and has lots of importance.
During festival times like Sankranthi the Rangoli is filled with colors .
These drawings are decorated with flowers, and small, hand-pressed piles of cow dung, called “gobbemmas” are placed at the center.turmeric (halDi) and kunkum (red) dots are kept on it. They are sprinkled with pulses and few strands of grass are inserted on the gobbemmas .
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Nice rangolis shilpa… Yes you are right, we have many similar posts……
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Very artistic. Love learning about other cultures. Thank you!
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Thank you
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We actually saw this while we were on vacation. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, hope u had a nice time during your vacation
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That is so beautiful! And what a fun project to do with your kids!
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I as kid used to have fun playing with colors
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I love hearing about your culture and traditions! The designs are so colorful and beautiful too!
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That’s soo wonderful .. Keep visiting for more interesting facts
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This is fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
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I’m glad you liked this post
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