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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 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.
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.
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.
Mereka menyala pelita kecil di keliling rumah dan melukis kolam/rangoli di luar kolam mereka. Mereka menjalankan puja istimewa dengan persembahan kepada Dewa Sri Krishna atau Dewa Sri Vishnu yang menyelamatkan dunia dari Narakasura pada hari ini.
Oct 13, 2017 · Deepavali is the time of year when we’ll start seeing the different variations of kolam popping up in and around the Klang Valley – but how much do you really know about them: what do they...
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...
Oct 23, 2022 · If you’d like to learn more about the culture and traditions of making Kolam, watch TRP’s short video featuring Ruben Prakash and the Pure Life Society home for underprivileged children made in celebration of Deepavali’s Circle of Light.
Oct 30, 2016 · The kolam, Rueben says, is an important part of welcoming people to homes during Deepavali. “Before people step into your house, you want to be able to greet them with something beautiful. So usually a kolam is always at the front of the house,” he shares, adding that the colours and designs usually evoke a smile on the faces of those who ...
Nov 2, 2018 · Kolam tak semestinya hanya dibuat pada sambutan Deepavali. Di India, kebanyakan kediaman Hindu akan melukis kolam setiap hari di pintu masuk rumah. Ataupun ada bulan dan perayaan lain yang...
