Pookalam

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Pookalam is a traditional, intricate floral carpet created on the ground during the Onam festival in Kerala, India, as a symbol of welcome and celebration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Onam tradition
ritual art form
traditional floral decoration
hasDesignCharacteristic circular patterns
concentric rings
geometric symmetry
intricate motifs
vibrant colors
hasLiteralMeaning flower arrangement
hasNameInMalayalam പൂക്കളം
hasPurpose aesthetic decoration
symbol of celebration
symbol of welcome
welcoming King Mahabali
isAssociatedWithCountry India NERFINISHED
isAssociatedWithFestival Onam NERFINISHED
isAssociatedWithRegion Kerala NERFINISHED
isCategoryOf Indian floor art
ritual floor decoration
isCreatedBy children and youth
community groups
family members
isCreatedDuring Onam season NERFINISHED
ten days of Onam
isCreatedFrom flower petals
leaves
whole flowers
isCreatedOn courtyard
ground
house entrance
isCreatedOnDay Atham
Thiruvonam NERFINISHED
isLinkedToAvatar Vamana NERFINISHED
isLinkedToDeity Vishnu NERFINISHED
isLinkedToLegend Mahabali NERFINISHED
isPracticedBy Malayali Hindus NERFINISHED
people of Kerala
isRelatedTo Alpana NERFINISHED
Kolam NERFINISHED
Rangoli NERFINISHED
isUsedFor festive competitions
school cultural events
temple celebrations
requiresSkill color coordination
floral arrangement
pattern design
symbolizes community unity
hospitality
prosperity and well-being
usesColorSymbolism abundance
joy
prosperity

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Onam floralDecoration Pookalam