Freehand lotus design

 

This rangoli or muggu was kept using 5x1 dots. Lines were drawn using dots. Post that free hand design was kept as shown in picture.

chinna muggu infront of tulasi kota

This muggu is drawn on Jaju floor. Jaju is one solid material will look like hard mud type, will be in mud color. This will become soft after putting this one in the water. Normally this will be applied at the legs (means on the ground) of the pandiri (like pelli pandiri) in some places at our side in villages.  First I have applied Jaju on the ground in front of tulasi kota. Next after it become dry I have drawn tippudu muggu as shown in this post. Added some color out lines.

chinna muggu

There is no specific dot count for this muggu.  I have  just tried free hand design in inside and melikala border at 4 sides. Added colors for this muggu to make this muggu colorful. 

chinna muggu

To draw this muggu, dots or chukkalu required are 4x4.

Put 4 dots in 4 lines,will say like 4 dots 4 times.

Drawn this muggu using free hand design and small melikala pattern inside. Border also drawn with melikala pattern with 5 to 3 dots. I have added colors for free hand design alone in this muggu.

leaf muggu

Dots required for this muggu: 7x1

Put 7 dots in one line, next leave one-one dot at each side from next line on wards and put till 1 dot. This muggu is drawn in leaf pattern  and added melikala border with 5x5 dots at outside.

rose flower muggu

Dots required for this muggu are 6x6. Put 6 dots in 6 lines in straight. Flower pattern is drawn in inside and rose bud pattern is drawn at 4 sides at outside. Border is drawn with wave pattern and addded color lines. 

chinna muggu

This is not chukkala muggu and no dots required for this muggu. I have just tried a free hand design for small and simple muggu. First I have drawn a diamond pattern in inside and started drawing deepam pattern at 4 sides on the 4 edges. Added color lines in all these.

muggu