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May 26 20132013-05-26A photograph of a white kolam, a traditional rangoli drawn in lime or rice powder, covering reddish-brown earth. Its intricate symmetrical floral and leaf-like loops radiate from a central lump of cow dung topped with small pink and white flowers, a Pongal-style decoration.2018-01-14September 12 20122012-09-12December 29 20082008-12-29A photograph of a floor rangoli on a plain concrete ground. A circular kolam design of white powder outlines petals, teardrop motifs and a central six-pointed star, filled with marigold petals in yellow and orange, pink rose petals forming a ring, green leaves, white flower petals, and a pink lotus-like bloom at the centre. No people are visible; the scene is a decorative floral floor art display.2007-10-13September 26 20162016-09-26A large colourful rangoli drawn in chalk and coloured powder on bare brown earth. A central eight-petalled flower with a yellow ring and blue inner petals surrounds a small red-and-white floral motif. Around it are a red scalloped border, blue and green lotus-like petals, pale green and yellow lattice diamonds, and white outlined birds with fanned tails at the edges. No people are visible.2008-01-01December 12 20162016-12-12 +1 copiesSeptember 28 20122012-09-28July 09 20172017-07-09Close overhead photo of a rangoli being made on a brown floor. A white chalk outline of a star-like lotus design with wavy petals is filled with coloured powders: yellow, brick red and green at the centre. Two hands, one at upper left and one at upper right, reach toward the design. Two white paper cups holding blue and brown powder sit on the floor, with a small yellow powder packet at the top. No other physical people are visible.2012-05-02January 15 20182018-01-15