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Rangoli: Colour on the DoorstepComing soon
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Rangoli: Colour on the Doorstep
Powder, flowers and a welcome.
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Kolam: Dots and Lines Before DawnComing soon
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Kolam: Dots and Lines Before Dawn
Rice flour for the ants.
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Alpana: White on the FloorComing soon
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Alpana: White on the Floor
Bengal's rice-paste patterns.
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Mandana: Red and White Walls
Rajasthan's wall art.
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Aripana: Mithila on the FloorComing soon
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Aripana: Mithila on the Floor
Where Madhubani began.
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Pookalam: Flowers for Onam
A carpet of petals.
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