Celebrating Centenary with Vibrant Kolams
Kolam in South India is an ancient tradition, drawn daily by women at sunrise with rice powder or rice paste after cleaning and sprinkling water in front of their homes to bring in auspiciousness and prosperity. It also serves as food for small creatures—symbolizing kindness and compassion. In North and Central India it is known as Rangoli that come in various motifs, created with rice, colored powders, or beads. We are happy to share a carpet of such vibrant patterns, each unique and lovingly offered to Swami with utmost devotion.
