VrindhaRangoli

Its design can vary from simple and small to colourful and complex. Regardless of its design, the kolam is a customary Indian culture that has many benefits to one's life. Kolam symbolizes auspiciousness and good luck. Drawing a kolam is seen as a great physical exercise.
In South India, Rangoli is known as Kolam. In Rajasthan, the Mandana are drawn on walls. In Kolkata, Alpana is drawn in the courtyard. In Maharashtra, Rangoli is drawn on the floor. 
Rangoli design can be simple geometric shapes, floral shapes or they can also be very elaborate designs.  The most important element of Rangoli is being colorful!
Rangoli can be made on the floor, sidewalk, or entrances of homes. People draw special rangoli designs for Festivals like Sankranthi (Pongal), Diwali (Deepavali), Vijaya dasami (Dasara). Women create deepam rangoli or kolam designs during diwali festival time, create very big and Dhanurmasam muggulu
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