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Kolams, also known as Rangoli, are large, intricate figures representing various Hindu deities and auspicious signs. Kolams aretypically drawn on altars and outside of doorways. Similar to the veves of Vodoun, they are created on the ground with white powder (usually ground rice or powdered stone). They must be drawn unicursally (in one continuous line), so it is considered a skill to be able to complete one without pause.
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