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  • Join us for the Sathabhishekam

    Sathabhishekam — Kamala and Raghavan

    Mon 26 Oct

    Kolam

    Dot-grid geometry from Tamil and Telugu doorsteps, drawn at dawn.

    About this design

    White dot-grid geometry on a warm ground, the way a Tamil or Telugu doorstep is drawn at dawn. Named kolam and not rangoli on purpose: alpana in Bengal and aripan in Bihar are cousins with their own names, and this family draws only the South Indian one.

    Make it mine

Marked by Hindu families. Usually a temple, a hired hall and at home, for family and the wider community. At eighty, when a thousand moons have been seen. Free invitation designs with RSVP and calendar, and no account for your guests.

Each one is a different visual tradition rather than a recolour of the same card. Tap a colour underneath to change the palette; every design carries your own wording, date and place.

About Sathabhishekam (80th)

When it falls
At eighty, when a thousand moons have been seen
Who is usually asked
family and the wider community
Where it usually happens
a temple, a hired hall and at home
How the invitation speaks
Formal — full names, and the invitation does the asking
Customary opening line
“Join us for the Sathabhishekam”
Colours it is associated with
Not confirmed by the research
What people wear
Traditional
Marked by
Hindu

Wording that works

Sathabhishekam — Kamala and Raghavan

Homam from 8, blessings at eleven, lunch at one.

Written by us as an example. Every word of it is yours to change.

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Can guests add it to Google Calendar?
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