
Design facts
- Dot grid
- 15 to 1 dots — tapering from 15 dots across the middle down to 1
- Structure
- Dot-Grid
- Tradition
- Muggulu
- Occasion
- Ugadi
- Video
- 4 min 9 s, uploaded 27 March 2019
- Views
- 6,651 on YouTube as of 11 October 2026
Step by step: how to draw Ugadi Rangula Muggulu With 15×1
- Mark the 15-to-1 dot grid.
- Around the centre dot draw four birds in a pinwheel, each with a round eye, a curved beak and a fanned tail, facing the next one round.
- Beside each bird's beak draw a teardrop leaf curling toward the centre.
- At the top, bottom, left and right, just outside the birds, draw a flower of four heart-shaped petals.
- Behind each flower draw a pair of large veined leaves opening outward in a V, with a small triangle pointing inward at the outer tip.
- On the four diagonal corners, just outside the birds, add a small heart.
- Colour the birds orange, navy, pink and red, the leaves green, the teardrops yellow, the flowers blue and violet, and the triangles red.
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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