Latest Rangoli Designs 2017

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Latest Rangoli Designs 2017

Collection of Rangoli Designs for everyday use in the front yard. These rangoli designs are simple, easy and doesn't take much time to draw. They can be drawn with dry flour in the front yard. Children can learn drawing rangoli with simple designs in this collection

In Tamil Nadu it's known as Kolam, in Andhra it's known as muggulu, in Karnataka it's known as muggitu, in Rajasthan it's known as a mandana and so on. We have some easy indian rangoli designs for beginners.

Practice these easy rangoli designs from the comfort of your homes to impress your in-laws or your neighbors. If you enter any hindu house in India, you are bound to be welcomed by a rangoli design which is normally drawn with chalk powder or lime stone powder on the floor. Traditionally rice flour was used to create rangoli designs, since it can act as a food source for tiny insects and birds.

Features
★ Awesome Rangoli Designs photos

★ HD Quality Rangoli Design.
★ Download Rangoli design and Save to Gallery
★ Pinch zoom support for clear view
★ Share with all social media.

This app has Ganesha Rangoli design, Simple Rangoli design, Sanskar Bharthi Rangoli design, Peacock Rangoli design, Poster Rangoli design, Flower Rangoli design and Dot Rangoli design.

Category for Rangoli design:-
=> Diva Rangoli.
=> Bird Rangoli.
=> Doted Rangoli.
=> Flower Rangoli.
=> God Rangoli.
=> Kundan Rangoli
=> OM Rangoli.
=> Round Rangoli.
=> Square Rngoli.
=> Swastik Rangoli.
=> Easy Rangoli
=> Latest Rangoli Designs,
=> Ganesha Rangoli,
=> Swastika Rangoli,
=> Rangoli Designs using Flowers,
=> Free hand, Peacok Rangoli,
=> Design Ideas,
=> Simple Rangoli Designs
=> Flower Rangoli Designs
=> Scenery making etc.

Disclaimer:
All images in this app are taken from the public domain and have no copyright attached to them. All images can be found freely and have specifically been chosen not to intend copyright restrictions. We also assert its rights under the "Fair Use" doctrine pursuant to United States copyright law and the equivalent in other jurisdictions.