Chukkala Muggu generator
An authentic Telugu Sankranti dot-grid rangoli (muggu), built from the real mathematical structure of sikku/pulli kolam: every dot is individually encircled, following the same rule uniformly across the whole grid — which is what real kolam construction does, and why this stays consistent at any size. The dot grid follows the traditional "N to 1" diamond taper (e.g. a 13-dot design tapers from 13 dots in the middle row down to 1 at the top and bottom). Colors follow the traditional kumkuma (red) and turmeric (yellow) fill used on festive muggu.
Rebuilt from research into real sikku kolam mathematics (Siromoney et al., and modern square-tile kolam analysis) — not a decorative guess.
Traditional sizes are odd numbers: 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, or 15 — e.g. "9" gives a 9-to-1 diamond grid, a common traditional size.
A general decorative radial mandala style — not specific to any one regional tradition.