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A white kolam, a geometric floor drawing made with white powder on a reddish-brown ground, fills most of the frame. It is composed of interlocking looping lines connecting a grid of white dots in a symmetrical diamond-like pattern. A faint purple bird logo sits in the upper left corner, and a red edge appears at the bottom left. No people or a person candidate are visible.

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September 28 20122012-09-28A photograph of a white chalk or powder kolam drawn on a brown earthen floor. The intricate lotus-like pattern has layered looping petals, curling tendrils and a small central motif resembling a star or mandala. A small green leaf lies near the lower edge. No people, a person or ritual participants are visible.September 12 20122012-09-12July 09 20172017-07-09A 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.2018-01-14January 14 20182018-01-14October 27 20102010-10-27May 17 20132013-05-17A photograph of a white chalk kolam drawn on a grey concrete floor. The large central design is a symmetrical geometric pattern with interlocking loops, a central eight-petalled flower, lotus motifs and curled scroll ends. Above it, stone steps carry smaller white lotus drawings and a small lamp-like motif, and a smaller flower kolam appears at the right edge. No people are visible.2010-01-09May 26 20132013-05-26 +1 copiesOctober 18 20172017-10-18A photograph of a rangoli-style floor design drawn on bare brown earth or sand. A central large flower with purple petals and a yellow centre is surrounded by eight smaller pink and magenta star-shaped flowers with white outlines arranged in a ring. No people, a person, or ritual participants are visible in the image.2010-12-23