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Here are some Indian Rangoli Designs for New Year, Pongal, Sankrathi Muggulu, Kolam Desings

Here are some Indian Rangoli Designs for New Year, Pongal, Sankrathi Muggulu, Kolam Desings


These Rangoli images are not only for Sankranti, Pongal festival. Indian women love rangoli to decorate their home, temples and other places where ever they like . The South Indians specially Telugu people called these as Muggulu.
Twin Parrot Rangoli Outline
Twin Parrot Rangoli Outline

Swan Rangoli Outline
Swan Rangoli Outline


Pongal Rangoli
Pongal Rangoli


Pongal Rangoli Outline
Pongal Rangoli Outline


Peacock Rangoli Outline
Peacock Rangoli Outline


Pongal Kolam Rangoli Design
Pongal Kolam Rangoli Design


Simple Pulli Kolam Design
Simple Pulli Kolam Design


Flowers Rangoli Muggu
Flowers Rangoli Muggu


Mat Rangoli Design
Mat Rangoli Design


Lotus Rangoli Design Muggu
Lotus Rangoli Design Muggu


Leaf Rangoli Design
Leaf Rangoli Design


Simple Desing Kolam
Simple Desing Kolam


Kolam Deisgn
Happy Pongal Kolam Deisgn


Kolam Rangoli Design
Kolam Rangoli Design


Rangoli Design
Rangoli Design


Rangoli Design
Rangoli Design


Simple Rangoli
Simple Rangoli


Dots Rangoli Kolam
Dots Rangoli Kolam

Dots Rangoli
Dots Rangoli


Flower Rangoli Design
Flower Rangoli Design


Flowout Rangoli
Flowout Rangoli


Rangoli
Rangoli


Diwali Rangoli Design
Diwali Rangoli Design

Swastik Stars Kolam Skeletal 19-19
Swastik Stars Kolam Skeletal 19-19


Rangoli
Rangoli


Rangoli
Rangoli


Rangoli
Rangoli

Rangoli with filled colors
Rangoli with filled colors


Big Rangoli
Big Rangoli


Rangoli
Simple Rangoli (Chukkala Muggu)


Dimond Kolam Skeletal 13-13
Dimond Kolam Skeletal 13-13


Kolam Design
Kolam Design



Lotus Lamp Kolam Skeletal 25-1
Lotus Lamp Kolam Skeletal 25-1


Bright Kolam
Colors Rangoli Bright Kolam

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