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In this video, we showcase a 7x7 Sikku Kolam – a traditional South Indian pulli kolam (dots kolam) made with 7 rows and 7 columns of dots. Known for its curved interlocking paths, this type of chikku kolam is drawn daily in many homes, especially in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka.

🪔 Why this Kolam is Perfect for You:

Uses a symmetrical 7x7 dot pattern

Easy for beginners and perfect for daily practice

Great for Margazhi season, Dhanurmasam, Pongal, Sankranthi, Ugadi, Karthigai Deepam

Can be drawn for daily pooja, house entrances, school functions, and temples

Symbolizes positive energy, structure, and auspicious beginnings

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🧿 About Sikku Kolam (சிக்குக் கோலம்):
This Sikku Kolam is more than just a decorative art – it is part of a spiritual practice passed down through generations. In Telugu homes, it's called Muggulu, and in Kannada, it blends into rangoli traditions.

These curved, looped patterns are meditative and invite calmness and devotion into your morning routine. It's a visual mantra – drawn with love, care, and cultural pride.

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Do you draw kolams every day? What’s your favorite memory with kolam at home or during festivals?

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