Thiruvonam 2024 Pookalam Designs: Easy Flower Rangoli Patterns, Athapookalam Designs and More, Simple Rangoli Motifs To Celebrate Onam (Watch Videos)
Making flower rangoli designs, known as Pookalam, is a central and cherished tradition during Thiruvonam. Families create intricate patterns on the ground using a vibrant array of flowers, arranged in circular designs that symbolise prosperity and welcome.
Thiruvonam 2024 began on September 6 and will continue till September 15. The Onam festival in Kerala is a vibrant celebration marked by joy and cultural festivities. It honours King Mahabali, whose spirit is believed to visit Kerala during Onam. The celebration is characterised by elaborate feasts known as Onam Sadya, traditional dances like Thiruvathira Kali, and colourful processions. The festival, which signifies the annual return of the mythical king and the end of the harvest season, showcases the rich cultural heritage of Kerala, with its blend of religious, social, and artistic expressions. Making flower rangoli designs, known as Pookalam, is a central and cherished tradition during Thiruvonam.
Families create intricate Athapookalam patterns on the ground using a vibrant array of flowers, arranged in circular designs that symbolise prosperity and welcome. These designs are often elaborate and involve multiple layers of different coloured petals, creating a visual feast that adds to the festive atmosphere. The Pookalam not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of homes but also reflects the artistry and creativity of the community. As you observe Thiruvonam 2024, we bring you easy Pookalam designs that you can try to decorate your house for Thiruvonam.
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The creation of Pookalam begins early in the morning, with family members coming together to carefully place each petal. The designs can range from simple, traditional patterns to elaborate and contemporary motifs, reflecting the creativity and artistic flair of the household. The process becomes a community event, with neighbours often exchanging ideas and admiring each other’s designs, fostering a sense of camaraderie and collective celebration. The beauty of the Pookalam symbolises the arrival of the legendary King Mahabali and embodies the spirit of unity and joy that defines Thiruvonam.
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