Motifs of flowers

Rangoli is frequently decorated with floral patterns, particularly during holidays like Diwali and Onam.

You can create complex floral designs by joining the dots in your 7-4 grid to form the petals of flowers.

You can create a simple lotus or hibiscus pattern by filling in the petals with vivid hues like orange, yellow, and red after drawing curved lines to join the dots.

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Patterns in Geometry

Another popular choice for Rangoli designs is geometric patterns.

Triangles, diamonds, and squares are examples of symmetrical shapes that can be made with the 7-4 dot method.

For people who favor crisp, structural patterns over more organic, flowing ones, these are ideal.

Designs by Peacocks

In Indian tradition, peacocks stand for grace and beauty, and they are a common motif in Rangoli art.

A 7-4 dot grid can be used to make a peacock pattern with delicate lines spreading outward, rounder body outlines, and elaborate tail feathers.

This motif is particularly well-liked during holidays like Diwali because it represents wealth and luck.

Designs in Paisley

The rangoli designs with dots 7-4 can also be used to produce the lovely paisley pattern, which features curved and teardrop-like forms.

In Rangoli, this pattern is frequently employed to produce a more conventional and vintage appearance.