Happy Pongal 2016
Wishing you all a Happy Pongal 2016!!!
Hope this festival marks the beginning of a harvest season, that is happy and cheerful and one which brings with it good luck and prosperity for always. Greetings on Pongal!
Welcome New Year 2016
Sanskar Bharti Rangoli wishes everyone a very
Happy, Healthy, Prosperous, Fun-filled
and Love-filled New Year!!!
Happy 2016!!!
Rangoli Designs for Akshay Tritiya
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| Credits: Akansha P |
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| Credits: Nidhi Garg |
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| Credits: Akansha P |
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| Credits: Swaranlatha |
Circular Freehand Rangoli Design
These rangoli designs are contributed by Chara Chitra. #worthamention
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| Credits: Chara Chitra |
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| Credits: Chara Chitra |
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| Credits: Chara Chitra |
Different and Innovative Rangoli Designs
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| Pic Credits: Chara Chaitra |
Innovative rangoli designs which are a perfect blend of traditional and modern designs.
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| Pic Credits: Chara Chaitra |
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| Pic Credits: Chara Chaitra |
Rangoli with Worli Design
Worli Art is very close to ancient tribal people's pre-historic cave paintings. This art form celebrates nature and its creation. Worli paintings usually include basic graphics - circles and triangles.
Freehand Peacock Rangoli Design
This is the one which you can make in a jiffy. Try it out!!!
Gokulashtami Kolam / Krishna Jayanthi Rangoli
Happy Krishna Janmashtami to all my readers:)
Rangoli in Flower Theme
This rangoli i clicked in front of Macy's main floor. Spectacular palette of colors, this year's flower show evoked the inspiring architecture and vibrant spirit of southern Asia.
Free Hand Rangoli
Free Hand Rangoli nicely decorated with flower and Sanskar Bharti motifs.
Swastik Rangoli
Freehand Peacock Rangoli Design
A freehand peacock rangoli design in combination with sanskar bharti rangoli motifs.
Beautiful Peacock rangoli design ... This is a wonderful peacock drawn by using vibrant colours and it looks amazing. Decorate with lighted diyas during diwali festival.
Pulli Kolam/ Dot Rangoli
Dotted rangoli are also known as pulli kolam/ ezhai kolam / sikku kolam. These types of rangoli are usally drawn in rice flour mix with a water in a required consistency. Mostly these patterns of rangoli you will find it southern districts of India.
The border line used to represent the semmann (red sand) which is generally used during special occasions to add beauty to the sikku kolams.
The border line used to represent the semmann (red sand) which is generally used during special occasions to add beauty to the sikku kolams.
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