Today is “Thiru Kaetta“ nakshathram. This is our Day 6 pookkalam. 🙂
The border, with all that multi-colour flower arrangement, is the result of left over, almost-wilted flowers from the past days 😉 Effective utilisation of the entire flower collection 😉 😉 😉
Day 6 - Thiru Kaetta
And here’s what we designed on Day 1 – Atham, Day 2 – Chithira, Day 3 – Chothi, Day 4 – Vishakham and Day 5 – Anizham 🙂
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This one is beautttiiiiiiiifulllllllll 🙂
And what an effective utilization of the left-over flowers 🙂 Awesome 🙂
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🙂 🙂 🙂
Hehehehe…also read as “lazy to go pick flowers; so decided to make do with what we had, wilted or not” 😀
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left overs, huh? Every pookkalam has a sad story to tell ! 😀 😀 😀
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They’re not chicken legs and drumstick skins 😛 They’re flower petals!! Sad story, it seems. All these flowers spend about 12 hours on cow dung!! So a few leftovers make no difference 😛 😛
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but you said buffalo dung ??? oh, this is from a cow,huh? ok ok !!
There wouldnt have been this concept of pookkalam had there been no dung, na ? hmmm…
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Yeah…this is cow dung. buffalo dung dries up faster 😀
Ahem…I’d say there wouldnt have been this concept of pookkalam had there been no flowers!! Remember: it’s not chaanakakkalam, it’s pookkalam. 😛 😛 😛
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oh, thats just another way to look at it !! but tell me, tell me, what would we all have done if cows and buffalos never did ‘it’ ??? 😀 😀
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Well, there are other animals too. And we’re one too. Haha…imagine using the goat’s 😀 ROFL.
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goat, huh? and for 10 days ?? ROFL !!! Thats how the prisoners in Poojapura central jail get their pookalam done, it seems ! 😀 😀 😀
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Beautiful use of the leftover petals 🙂
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I loved that colour combo they all made together! Mom’s idea 🙂 🙂
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Looks lovely!!..loved the filling in with petals stuff! hve always lovd it while doing pookkalams 😦 sigh!
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Thanks. Yea. that’s a classic one!
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WOW !!! Priya…this design is damn beautiful…awesome. just love the green outline. 🙂
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Hehehehe…thanks 😉
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me too!
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Yey! Thanks 🙂
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