Lakshmi Rangoli Designs 3×3 Dots Simple for Pooja Room with Friday Kolam and Muggulu

Design facts

Dot grid

3 to 3 dots — 3 rows of 3, 9 dots

Structure

Dot-Grid

Tradition

Kolam, Muggulu

Difficulty

Easy

Video

3 min 2 s, uploaded 20 April 2026

Views

1,807 on YouTube as of 1 October 2026

Step by step: how to draw Lakshmi Rangoli Designs 3×3 Dots Simple for Pooja Room with Friday Kolam and Muggulu

1. Mark the 3-to-3 dot grid — three rows of three dots.
2. Around the centre dot draw a diamond.
3. On each side of the diamond draw a fan of concentric arcs bulging outward so the centre reads as a diamond with four rounded lobes.
4. From each corner of the diamond draw a long pointed leaf outward — up, down, left and right — with a midrib and a dot at its tip.
5. On each of the four diagonals, just beyond the arcs, draw a flower with a spiral centre and rounded petals, and add a pointed leaf on either side.
6. Re-trace the outlines in white.

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Further reading

• Venkatraman Gopalan & Brian K. VanLeeuwen, “A topological approach to creating any pulli kolam, an artform from South India”, Forma 30, 35–41 (2015). doi:10.5047/forma.2015.005

Read more

• Grids, Lattices, and Thinking in Space
• Counting the Grid
• The Kolam Style Families
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