Rangoli of Lord Ganesha with sand.
A park setting.
Close-up of the sand rangoli.
A village setting.
The whole picture.
Tatha-Paati.
The final close-up.
Monday, October 02, 2006
BEHOLD...........................
Hey everybody.....hope you all had a wonderful Navrathri. I did too. And finally I am here to post the pictures of my creativity. Feel free to pick up ideas and to suggest some to me.
Rangoli of Lord Ganesha with sand.
A park setting.
Close-up of the sand rangoli.
A village setting.
The whole picture.
Tatha-Paati.
The final close-up.
Rangoli of Lord Ganesha with sand.
A park setting.
Close-up of the sand rangoli.
A village setting.
The whole picture.
Tatha-Paati.
The final close-up.
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It's absolutely beautiful!!! Esp loved the village setting done on a tile. Wow!!!
WOW!! Sangeeta!! You have been busy, I see!! Great pics and creativity!! Thanks!!
Golu looks soo beautiful Sangeetha. rhomba nalla iruku. Reminds me of home. I used to be incharge of the park with a zoo adjacent to it and a temple setting in my house. I liked the sari you used as the backdrop, looks like lion cloth, giving it a forest look with the lighting :-) I really appreciate your patience...Great job :-)
Hi Sakshi, its my first time here.....
This reminds me of my college days...... we used to go to our friends house for Golu everyyear and I used to be impressed with the beautiful arrangement.:)
I am so happy after seeing it after so many yrs again...... You have a great blog going. :)
BTW.... I have linked you to my blog..... Hope you dont mind. :)
Hi Sangeetha,
Golu arrangement is fantastic.Beautiful Rangoli!!!!
Amazing Rangoli... Nice arrangement of Golu.
Sangee...arrangement looks truly very good. Wish I was there to actually see it. Do post more pictures of the close-up of every step so we can see all the types of dolls you have displayed.
Lakshmi
Hi Sangeetha,
Very nice pictures. Specially the rangoli. You seem to be very artistic. I have two kids with younger one being 11 months old,I know the time and the patience that is required for this kind of job.
Great work!
Hey Ashwini,
Thanks for coming over. It was a pleasure knowing you. Keep in touch.
Thanks Vani, Asha, Priya, Rooma
Rooma,
Thanks for adding my blog to your blogroll. I will too.
Thanks menu today, Jayshree,Lakshmi and Sandhya.
Alsolutely beautiful. I loved the sand rangoli... happy dusshera to you too.
Thanks and wish you the same Mandira.
What a beautiful golu ! love the rangoli. Have added you to my blogroll
romba nalla ikrana ,sangeetha ,very creative ,haathe jnapaka varna..thanks for sharing your creativity here.
Wow.. they are so lovely.. I love the ganesha.. Did u mix the rangoli colours with sand and make it? The peacock one in the previous post too look lovely.. did u make it in the same way?
Golu looks wonderful.
Hi Sangeetha,
From your pictures I can say that you are a very creative person. You gave me few good tips for creating a park for the gombe habba.Thanks for the same.
Once again here I am asking you for some idea's for a Diwali theme for my son's first birthday. Any suggestions from you or your fellow bloggers will be well apprecited.
Thanks in advance.
hey! That rangoli was really beautiful, U really are creative.............
hi
sangeeta
great!!!!
i love creative people who have the power to think of creative things .
you have done a very good job...
Thanks Krithika, Sreedevi and Prema.
I got colored sand from sandtastik.com. It's really easy to use sand and it's mess free too.
hi,
wonderful golu.Living abroad I'm extremely suprised how u have managed to still follow traditions.Great job!!!Excellent creativity!!U deserve a pat on the back
Ar
The whole arrangement is amazing !!
Too good!!
HI Ashwini
ur kolu was too good,I was thinking lately about puliyodarai as we say in tamil, can u gimme exact hebbar iyengar recipe for tamarind rice
Thanks in advance
Deviraja
Sangeetha,
You have got talent for sure,i am just so impressed by the sand rangoli.
hi sangeeta ..it really reminds me home....wonderful arrangement..
Hi Sangeetha,
Lovely golu, and rangoli. You are very crafty indeed! I really liked the park and village setting. I keep seeing these pics over and over again. Reminds me of home. Keep more of these and your delicious recipes coming!
Hi Sangeetha,
Lovely golu, and rangoli. You are very crafty indeed! I really liked the park and village setting. I keep seeing these pics over and over again. Reminds me of home. Keep more of these and your delicious recipes coming!
Every bit of detail in the golu is beautiful. Wonderful recipes in your blog. thanks for sharing.
Hi Sangeetha
Thanks for inviting us to your golu. Lovely pictures especially the chettiar bommais
Here take a look at another thread detailing abt the spiritual significance of navrathri:
http://www.indusladies.com/forums/religious-and-spiritual-discussions/3033-the-spiritual-significance-of-navaratri.html
wow ur r very creative......it was a feast for my eyes
Hi Sangeetha, just saw the pictures of your golu (I know...it's time for the next golu :) )They are awesome...You are so creative. I've been keeping golu at home after marriage (for 3 years now), but never thought of making a park...such a wonderful idea. Where did you buy the toys for the park? Can you please let me know?
Hi Lavanya,
Sorry for the delay in replying. I was figuring out a way i could mail you but there seems to be no address. Anyway, thanks for the wonderful comments. I bring back some toys and dolls every time I visit India. Some of them are from the dollar stores here. Hope you find some and have a great navrathri.
Hi there...Thanks for your reply. I tried a few dollar stores here, but couldn't get much of what I wanted. Will try to bring some stuff from India in my next trip. Have to manage with what I have for the time being, I guess!!! Anywayz, have a wonderful navrathri. Am sure you are making wonderful plans and will come up with creative ideas this year too. Waiting to see your post-navrathri pictures!!!
Came here through FBD and could not leave without leaving a not of appreciation after seeing your sand rangoli creation. Beautiful hand work :)
Shn
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