
Design facts
- Dot grid
- 11 to 6 dots — tapering from 11 dots across the middle down to 6
- Tradition
- Muggulu
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Video
- 2 min 58 s, uploaded 11 December 2019
- Views
- 6.6 million on YouTube as of 1 October 2026
Step by step: how to draw Simple Rose Flower Muggulu
- Mark the 11-to-6 dot grid — the widest row of eleven dots tapering to six at the ends.
- In the upper left and upper right draw a large open rose — a wavy outline of rounded petals around a spiral centre — with a pointed leaf tucked beneath each.
- Below the middle draw a third rose with a spiral centre, topped by two broad pointed leaves spreading left and right from a short stem.
- In the middle, between the three roses, draw two pointed leaves, one pointing left and one pointing right.
- On the far left and far right edges draw a small cup-shaped rosebud with a spiral heart, tilted outward between pointed leaves.
- At the top centre, between the two upper roses, add a small spiral bud with a pointed leaf.
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






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