Deepam Rangoli Designs With Dots – Easy Kolam Designs With 7 Dots – Evening Star Muggulu

Kolams have always been more than patterns—they’re symbols of positivity and beauty that brighten up every doorstep. Among the many styles, the 7-dot kolam (especially the Evening Star Muggulu) is a favorite for beginners and experts alike. It’s simple, graceful, and perfect for festive evenings.

Why 7-Dot Kolams Are Special

The 7-dot grid is one of the most versatile bases for kolam designs. In my experience, once you learn how to place and connect the dots, the patterns flow effortlessly. I remember teaching a neighbor who thought kolams were complicated. Once she tried a 7-dot Evening Star pattern, she couldn’t stop—she said it was like meditation with colors.

How to Make the Evening Star Muggulu

Here’s a quick step-by-step idea:

  • Start with a 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 dot grid – Arrange the dots neatly.
  • Draw Star Patterns – Connect dots diagonally to form a star-like shape.
  • Add Curves & Petals – Fill in spaces with small curves or floral petals.
  • Color It – Use bright rangoli powders like red, blue, and yellow for a festive touch.
  • Finish with Diyas – For evenings, place tiny lamps around the star—it looks magical!

Latest Trends in Kolam & Rangoli

According to a 2024 survey on traditional art forms, kolam videos on YouTube and Instagram have grown by 70%, with “7 dots rangoli” being one of the most-searched terms before festivals. Younger generations are especially drawn to geometric star muggulu because they’re quick, easy, and photogenic.

Final Thoughts

So, are you ready to try the Evening Star Muggulu tonight? With just 7 dots, you can create a design that’s simple, stunning, and full of festive charm.

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