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Nov 10, 2023 · Kolam, also known as rangoli or muggulu, is a traditional art form that holds great significance during Deepavali. The word 'kolam' is derived from Sanskrit, and means beauty, form, or shape. The age-old art form involves creating colourful designs on the floor using dyed flour, coloured powders, sand, rice, and even flower petals.
Oct 19, 2022 · To date, Deepavali is incomplete without decorating houses with earthen lamps and kolam — a design made with ground rice mainly in Tamil Nadu. A kolam enhances the aura of your home, lending a festive vibe.
Nov 10, 2023 · Untuk perayaan Deepavali, cukup sekadar kolam dijaga selama dua hari sebelum dikemaskan. Disebabkan beras dicampur dengan pewarna makanan, kolam yang sudah lagi tidak digunakan boleh dijadikan sebagai makanan ayam atau burung selepas itu.
Oct 31, 2022 · Topik hiasan ‘kolam’ sempena perayaan Deepavali hangat diperkatakan oleh warganet sejak hujung minggu lalu disebabkan kes tular membabitkan perbuatan memijak kolam sambil berkasut di sebuah hospital swasta.
Apr 13, 2020 · Kolam hiasan Deepavali. Corak menarik beraneka warna di lantai, bagaikan sebuah lukisan cat. Terbentang beraneka warna meriah dengan tona bertentang, mencuri tumpuan. Boleh dilihat di ruang legar pasaraya, kompleks beli-belah, hotel atau bangunan umum menjelang musim perayaan Deepavali.
Oct 13, 2017 · Kolam is a Hindu tradition of drawing colourful patterns with rice flour or coloured rice to welcome Lakshmi and prosperity. Learn about its symbolism, variations, record-breaking examples and how to make your own kolam.
In Malaysia and Singapore, kolam is synonymous with the dazzling, multi-coloured displays that decorate the foyers of offices and malls in the lead-up to Deepavali. Showcasing auspicious motifs like lotus flowers and peacocks, the elaborate floor...
