The Ultimate Rangoli Challenge. Create Breathtaking 18 & 19 Dot Masterpieces.
The Pinnacle of the Collection Welcome to The Art of Festive Mindfulness (Vol. 4), the Salmon Pink Edition of the premium series by Anusha Rajendran.
If you thought Volume 3 was grand, wait until you open Volume 4. This book represents the pinnacle of the festive collection, featuring 30+ Spectacular Masterpieces on 18-Dot and 19-Dot Grids. These are not just designs; they are "floor art" meant for the biggest occasions of the year—Weddings, Pongal, Diwali, and New Year.
The "Trace & Master" System A 19-dot grid can be scary. We make it simple with our unique learning system:
Trace to Learn: The workbook provides a Traceable Outline on the practice page. Draw directly over the faint lines to understand the massive structure without counting dots.
Draw to Master: Once you have the muscle memory, use the Empty Dot Grid provided below to draw it freehand.
Shading & Dimension With designs this large, shading is everything. Our step-by-step visuals (ending with a shaded view) show you how to use pencil shading or colors to give your Kolam a professional, 3D appearance.
The Details
Level: Advanced / Ambitious Artist.
Grid Type: 18 Dots & 19 Dots (Extra Large).
Content: Traditional "Sikku" Knots, Floral Mandalas, and Festival Geometries.
Size: Comfortable canvas size (18.3 cm x 24.4 cm).
Paper: High-quality paper that handles erasing and shading well.
Why You’ll Love It
Grand Entrances: These designs are specifically curated to be the "Main Attraction" of your home decoration.
Wedding & Margazhi: Essential for seasons where large, auspicious Kolams are a daily requirement.
Mindfulness in Motion: Drawing an 18-dot Kolam requires deep focus and rhythm, offering a profound sense of calm and accomplishment.
