This blog is about muggulu (in telugu) or kolam (in tamil) or rangoli designs. In this blog, you can find chukkala muggulu, tippudu or melikala muggulu and some free hand designs. I hope this blog will be helpful for the ones who are interested in muggulu. You can find different types of borders also that will be kept outer side of the muggu.
Monday, November 6, 2017
tulasi kota decoration
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tippudu muggu
Dots required for this tippudu muggu are 6x2x2. Put 6 dots in two lines, next leave one-one dot at each side from next line on wards and put till 2 dots. Next draw the melikala or tippudu or chikku muggu by passing through the dots. Here melikala border is drawn and deepam pattern is drawn as border at four sides.
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
muggu at tualsi kota
This rangoli was kept at tulasi kota during kaarthika maasam.
Dots required to put this are 5 to 1. Put 5 dots in one line, next leave one-one dot at each side from next line on wards and put till 1 dot. Next draw the melikala muggu by passing through the dots. Here filled the muggu with colors and kept diyas.
Dots required to put this are 5 to 1. Put 5 dots in one line, next leave one-one dot at each side from next line on wards and put till 1 dot. Next draw the melikala muggu by passing through the dots. Here filled the muggu with colors and kept diyas.
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