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Craft & Tradition · Karnataka
Geometric and floral patterns drawn on the ground with coloured powder, made fresh for festivals and daily worship.
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Rangoli is drawn fresh at doorsteps across Karnataka for festivals and daily worship, an everyday folk-art tradition passed down mostly through women in the household.
Coloured powder, rice flour or flower petals are trickled between the fingers to build geometric and floral patterns directly on the ground, redrawn for each occasion.
Geometric and floral patterns drawn on the ground with coloured powder, made fresh for festivals and daily worship.
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