


Today’s kollams were larger and more colorful than ones I’d normally find in front of homes in my neighborhood. Although the designs varied, flowers seemed to be a common theme. I even saw one that had yellow cut flowers carefully placed on top of the design. Many of these large kollams had the New Years greeting on them, including a few in the native Tamil script.
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
1 comment:
These kolams are beautiful, and from what I've learned from Wikipedia, are similar to certain Tibetan mandalas, which are created with colored sand, intricately done, then after a while, brushed away. Beautiful for a while, too.
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