Rangoli with colours was kept near Tulasi kota on the occassion of chiluku dwadashi or ksheerabdi dwadashi during Karthika masam. RadhaKrishna idol was kept here near Tulasi kota. Rangoli was kept in Diya pattern using colours. Diyas were kept along with small muggu or free hand design on pebbles. Tulasi kota was painted with maroon, yellow and blue colour paints as shown in the picture.
This decoration was done on the occassion of Diwali. Rangoli was kept using colours, flowers. Small tippudu muggu was drawn on small pebbles part of this decoration. Diyas or Deepalu kept as shown in the picture, some diyas are kept as floating Diya in water along with flowers.
This muggu was kept on Deepavali. Deepam pattern was drawn using 7x1 dots muggu. First outside Diya pattern was drawn at 4 sides. Next inside freehand design drawn. Flower pattern was drawn as freehand design. Tippudu muggu was drawn as border at 4 sides. Next deepalu or diyas kept at 4 sides.
This decoration was done on the occasion of Krishnastami. Here decoration was done using Radha Krishna idol, candles, colour rangoli.
This rangoli or decoration was done on the occassion of varalakshmi sukravaram.
There were no specific dots kept for this muggu. This muggu was drawn using melikala or tippudu muggu ,free hand design as shown in the picture here. It was kept on the day of Varalakshmi sukravaram.
This muggu was drawn using 9x1dots.It was drawn using tippudu muggu and free hand flower pattern. This muggu was drawn on the occassion of Akshaya Tritiya.
