4. Festival Special Rangoli:

For special occasions like Diwali and other festivals, women decorate their house with special rangolis. This rangoli is special because it is decorated and coloured with bright colours and patterns. The festival rangolis take a bit of time and can be accentuated with lit diyas. The 9 dots muggulu and the 9 pulli kollam are all types of festival rangolis. You will find the designs for the 9 chukkala muggulu too on the net. Go through the instructions and then choose the colours you would like to put into the rangoli. The colours should be bright and the rangoli can have a border of white powder.

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5. Continuous Rangoli:

One of the interesting forms of rangoli is the 9 pulli sikku kolam. This design is a continuous one where you start and stop at the same place. You have to circumvent the dots here so that the dots also are seen in the final design. This design is not usually filled with other colours. It is only with white powder. This can also be done in a 9 to 5 dots rangoli. You can try out the simple designs first and then go on to make intricate ones.

The 9 dots rangoli is a very popular choice when it comes to making large decorative rangolis. This creates a big space to make tiny and intricate designs. The 9 dots kollam and muggulu are all types of the rangoli. You can create these for daily use and also for festivals.