Kolam or Rangoli

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. These are also drawn using colour powders on various festivals like diwali. In this series, the initiative has been to use some fundamental Kolams as a canvas to explain few elementary concepts of Mathematics, Astronomy, Arts.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. These are also drawn using colour powders on various festivals like diwali. In this series, the initiative has been to use some fundamental Kolams as a canvas to explain few elementary concepts of Mathematics, Astronomy, Arts.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. These are also drawn using colour powders on various festivals like diwali. In this series, the initiative has been to use some fundamental Kolams as a canvas to explain few elementary concepts of Mathematics, Astronomy, Arts.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. These are also drawn using colour powders on various festivals like diwali. In this series, the initiative has been to use some fundamental Kolams as a canvas to explain few elementary concepts of Mathematics, Astronomy, Arts.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. These are also drawn using colour powders on various festivals like diwali. In this ebook step by step approach has been followed to make it very easy for children to learn drawing kolam.

This is an illustrated ebook for kids to learn drawing Kolam or Rangoli. This particular Kolam or Rangoli has been nicknamed here as The Sunflower. A 136-step approach has been followed to make this very easy and fun for the children to draw.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. This is an illustrated ebook for kids to learn drawing Kolam or Rangoli and #7 has been nicknamed as ‘Petals’. This is for an advanced learner, as few steps have been omitted to make the students think by themselves.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. These are also drawn using colour powders on various festivals like diwali. In this ebook step by step approach has been followed to make it very easy for children to learn drawing kolam.

Freehand Kolam or Rangoli are drawn without using dots. Lines and curves are used directly. This ebook is for kids to learn drawing this and a step-by-step approach has been followed to make it easier for them.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. This is an illustrated ebook for kids to learn drawing kolam or rangoli. This particular kolam or rangoli is a simple one meant for children to learn drawing curves using dots.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. This is an illustrated ebook for kids to learn drawing kolam or rangoli. This particular kolam or rangoli is a simple one meant for children to learn drawing curves and lines using dots.A step-by-step approach has been followed.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. This is an illustrated ebook for kids to learn drawing kolam or rangoli. This particular kolam or rangoli, is nicknamed as ‘Butterfly’.

Drawing Kolam or Rangoli is a traditional Indian culture, where generally the woman of the house draws harmonic design patterns in the front of the house using rice flour. This is an illustrated ebook for kids to learn drawing kolam or rangoli. This particular kolam or rangoli is nicknamed as 'Rose'.