Lakshmi R.
Chennai, India
Kolam Art & South Indian Crafts
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SPOTLIGHT ON LAKSHMI R.
Each month, we celebrate a creator who embodies the spirit of SkillSeed. This month, meet Lakshmi R. from Chennai, whose kolam art course has inspired thousands. With over 10,000 learners and a 4.9-star rating, her lessons bring South Indian traditions to life. Read her story and see why she’s a learner favorite.
Lakshmi R.
Chennai, India
Kolam Art & South Indian Crafts
- 10,000+ Learners
- 4.9/5 Average Rating
- 3 Courses Taught
“Sharing kolam art on SkillSeed feels like passing down my grandmother’s legacy to a new generation.”
Lakshmi R., Chennai