File:Guruvayoor temple on the day of Onam.jpg
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English: The Onam pookalam is a popular artwork created with bright and colorful flowers. The word "Poo" means "flower" and "Kalam" means "artwork". So, a pookalam is considered as a floral rangoli. A rangoli is basically a wall art or floor art.
The Thumbapoo flower is widely used in creating Onam flower designs.That's because people consider it to be the favorite flower of Lord Shiva, and also King Mahabali was a devotee of the Lord. 
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