Thursday, April 14, 2016

Rangoli Under Water

hello, dear rangoli makers i have made this video to show how can we draw rangoli under water by rubbing coconut oil on a steel plate to watch the whole video click here   Rangoli Under Water 




Wednesday, December 30, 2015

Margazhi Rangoli Designs 2015

Now a days rangoli is performed during every festival and also every public event.but during festivals like Diwali we see the activity of rangoli  reaching its pick. after diwali  ends the next time period for rangoli comes in the  month mid December to mid January which is the margazhi month according to Tamil calendar. Margazhi is the dance and the music festival. it is celebrated in tamilnadu. below i present you images of some beautiful rangoli designs created during this season of margazhi.  go to this link https://youtu.be/dgzWO_IsPFw and watch best Rangoli images collection of 2015
























Saturday, January 3, 2015

Peacock Rangoli Designs 2015

peacock is a national bird of india. and it is known for its colorful feathers. and it has inspired many artist all over the world. while making Rangoli designs also peacock is a great inspiration. 











Thursday, October 23, 2014

Rangoli images of Diwali 2014

In India Diwali is considered the king of all the festivals it is a festivals of lights and also colors. its importance among Indians is same as Christmas among Europeans. Every year during Diwali festival in India we see some new rangoli designs , To day is Diwali of year 2014  also brought some beautiful rangoli designs for us you can see some pictures collection in the following.we have tried to bring you the pictures of best rangoli designs created in this years Diwali give your comment share and like ...........watch full video at   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eM4ce4jch34  
Rangoli images collection of 2014

















 



Friday, May 9, 2014

the story of the creation of rangoli

Rangoli pattern can be geometric , may include images of flowers ( especially popular lotus) , the world tree , birds, deities.

For patterning Indians commonly use chalk, colored rice flour or powders made from natural dyes .

Sometimes rangoli spread of colors

And in the patterns for the holiday of lights Diwali necessarily occur drawn or live lamps and candles

If rangoli is created in front of the temple, for him , only those substances that are considered "clean" rice, turmeric, Gula (a kind of resin ) . Powder take hands and rubbed between the thumb and forefinger , gently a thin layer between the lines. You can fill pattern and stained grains of rice , and then - to decorate the flower petals .

In modern India, rangoli technique created whole paintings, conducted by All India rangoli competitions . Sometimes it 's hard to imagine that such drawings are made with dry powder .

Unfortunately, usually rangoli patterns do not last long . After a couple of days the wind blows drawing or simply sweep .

What is the secret of the popularity of this technique ? The Indians say that is important for them not so much the design as a process of its creation. Rangoli is called " pattern - prayer " : creating it , man turns to God with your requests and gratitude.

legends explaining the origin of Rangoli

Rangoli . Figure - Prayer .

These women in India ornaments adorn the thresholds of their houses , temples, shops, offices . It is believed that if the house is beautifully decorated , its sure to visit Lakshmi - Goddess of happiness , but that house whose owners skimped on decorations , it will bypass.

The word Rangoli is a Sanskrit origin. Kolam - Tamil name , which is common in all of South India. In Rajasthan this art is called Madana. In Bihar it - Aripana, and Alpana - Bengali name .
There are legends explaining the origin of Rangoli . Tamil legend tells of a certain goddess who wanted to get married. She did it : she captured the imagination of the elect of God , a beautiful ornament rangoli ... Since then the girls began to draw rangoli , all dedicated to the same God that he sent them a good match .

The other legend tells how a king and all his court mourned the death of the son of the chief priest. Everyone prayed to Brahma and shed bitter tears . As a result , Brahma himself appeared among the mourners and asked the king to paint a portrait of the deceased young man on the threshold of the palace. When the drawing was ready Brahma breathed life into him , and the young man was back among the living. Since then allegedly went tradition to draw on the doorstep.

Friday, April 4, 2014

making rangoli designs using stencil



here is a new short video showing you how to make beautiful rangoli in less then one minute using stencil which readily available in the market watch like and share !!!!


                                         

     Amazing  Rangoli Making in Reverse  Watch video Below







Sunday, March 2, 2014

Making Rangoli designs using Stencil



here is a new short video showing you how to make beautiful rangoli in less then one minute using stencil which readily available in the market watch like and share !!!!




Tuesday, February 11, 2014

pigeon rescued after a great effort by fire brigade staff victim of kite flying frenzy

a pigeon injured its wing due to string of flying kites and it stuck at height where it was difficult to reach without help of fire brigade pigeon rescued after a great effort from fire brigade staff victim of kite flying frenzy in uttarayan 14th january 2014.

i don't know where it is now it was given medical treatment so it must be relieved from pain it will take long    time for it to be completely ok 



How loving., He may have been a doctor who just happened to be there with a medical bag and took it out and tenderly cut the string, put on some benzine and then antibiotic cream.  I just hope they kept the pigeon for a few weeks till it healed, as it would not be able to fly with those injuries to wing and body.  I am a pigeon rehabber so I know, he will need care till he recovers.  Such a lovely bird, so sad this happens, but I see so many string injuries to pigeons, mainly to the feet and legs and have seen pigeons with NO FEET as they were cut off or fell off after string wound tightly around feet cut off all circulation to the feet and they die and fall off, same wit, toes.  Shows you how feisty they are.  They walk around on the "stump" of their leg.  It tears me up to see it.

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

happy new year rangoli

we wish all the rangoli art followers a very happy new year 2014. We present you a rangoli on a new year theme. we are committed to bring you best rangoli designs from various places in years ahead  through our blog.

Saturday, December 28, 2013

Margazhi Rangoli Designs 2013

Now a days rangoli is performed during every festival and also every public event.but during festivals like Diwali we see the activity of rangoli  reaching its pick. after diwali  ends the next time period for rangoli comes in the  month mid December to mid January which is the margazhi month according to Tamil calendar. Margazhi is the dance and the music festival. it is celebrated in tamilnadu. below i present you images of some beautiful rangoli designs created during this season of margazhi.  go to this link http://goo.gl/j6BeU9 and watch best Rangoli images collection of 2013








Thursday, December 19, 2013

Ganesha Rangoli Designs

I believe  most of the Hindu gods and goddess has inspired many artist and taken as the subject in many arts. image of lord Ganesha has also inspired many artist.for the Rangoli artist too image of lord Ganesha is a great inspiration.Today i present you some beautiful rangoli designs images of lord Ganesha. http://goo.gl/ZbKqOf ..... go to this link and watch Best Lord Ganesha Rangoli








Friday, December 6, 2013

radha krishna rangoli

Radha Krishna are the symbolic characters from Hinduism  of supreme male and female power and of love between them. they both are extensively used as a graphic figure in many folk arts in India. Krishna have a very unique look like many other gods in Hinduism. Krishna is often portrayed with flute ( a music instrument ) in his hands and peacock feather on his head. Krishna caries flute as symbol of freedom and peacock feather is symbol of colors of life. below are some images of rangoli on the theme of radha krishna.    

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