Kolam of Tamil Nadu

K.L.Kamat/Kamat's Potpourri

Kolam (a.k.a. Rangoli) in Tamil Nadu
Typically laid with rice powder, Kolam is a women's art in South India with spiritual connections

See also:
Early Morning Art Outside a Tamilian Home, Bhishma Lies on the Bed of Arrows, Rural Woman Painting the Hase Rangoli on Wall, Here Today, Gone Tomorrow - The Living Arts, Rangoli Patterns, Rangoli, The Sari is Not a Deterrent to this Ephemeral Artist, Santa Claus in a Rangoli Design for Christmas, A thatched roof temple with Dasara Greetings, Festival of Lights, Deepavali, Rangoli Design Spread for Diwali, Lord Ganesh in a Floral Rangoli, A Rangoli Made with Flowers, Rangoli Floral Designs, Contest to Marry Draupadi, A Rangoli is formed by joining predetermined dots, Karna's Predicament, Death of Abhimanyu, Extreme Rangoli of Maharashtra, Play of Dice Between Pandavas and Kauravas, Making Complex Rangoli Designs from Simple Ones, Girl paints Alpana in front of the door, Calcutta, From One Generation to Another, Mahatma Gandhi in a Rangoli Design, A mother teaches Rangoli to daughter