
...of a different kind. Rangoli. Ami's wonderful handiwork for our party last October.
Ingredients:
1. In this case, washable color chalk. The possibilities are endless. See here.
2. Flowers
3. Diyas
4. Drawing talent
5. Love for best friend





If only I could play with yarn and needles all day long.
16 comments:
Rangoli is awesome fun.... even though u know it will be washed away soon. We had a wonderful artist have a rangoli of Radha Krishna at our wedding...it was unbelievable.
Ami's rangoli with flowers looks great... reminds me of all the kerala style onam rangolis
pretty, pretty, pretty!!!
Sorry about rubbing in the warm weather, but it would be nice if could have SOME winter out here :)
Lovely designs.
Beautiful. I'd never heard of this before...good thing I stopped by!
ooo so pretty!
oh it is SO pretty!!
I've never heard of Rangoli before - it's so pretty! And what a lovely friend you have...
That's really cool!
just beautiful!
I just googled and read about Rangoli... I just love this... I would love to do something like this outside my work place on the day of my retirement party. Perhaps something pertaining more to native american culture. Thanks for this beautiful post!
I can't even begin to tell you how much I loved this post. It's so beautiful and I would love to see this on my front patio. You really brightened an otherwise gloomy winter day. Thanks!
Gorgeous yellow flowers and the rangoli is so pretty! It must have looked even better with the diyas lit.
bonjour
superbe création florale ...
j'en ai vu lors d'un voyage à New Delhi, il y a très longtemps, mes souvenirs restent en couleurs et en senteurs
ce fût magique
merci de me le rappeler
Tine
WOW I love it! It's wonderful!
Lovely post Rima!..
-M
I have seen my neigbhours doing the Rangoli outside their corridor, it is soooo beuatiful !!
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