Kambi Kolam : 9 Steps - Instructables
WEBKambi Kolam: Kolam is a type of art that most south Indian women make right at the time day break and dusk depicting the start and end of the day. I learnt this art from my grand mother, my mum and my aunts.
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WEB7 dots (Ner Pulli) Kolam. Put 7 dots 3 times. Leaving 2 dots at both ends, put 3 dots 2 times. Draw kolam as shown below. Put extra dots in the empty spaces as shown below.
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WEBThe dots are similar to Kodu pulli Kolam placed in templates of NER Pulli : dots aligned in lines straight to each other forming invisible grids of squares. And in templates of IDDIKU Pulli: dots aligned in a zigzag formation creating triangular and hexagonal invisible grids.
Kambi Kolam No. 200 – Usha at Art
WEB11 dots (Idukku Pulli) Kolam. Put 11 dots then interlaced dots, stop at 6 dots. Draw kolam from middle as shown below. Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Color the kolam.
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WEBKambi kolams are popular during Pongal festival. Drawing long lines comes with practice, it is difficult but overall gives a beautiful effect because joints at the junction of line segments can be reduced, the longer the lines , lesser the joints.
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WEBIn the art form of kolam, dots called pulli are arranged in rhombic, square, triangular, or free shapes, and a single, uninterrupted linear or curvilinear line, called the kambi, intertwines the dots.
Kambi Kolam No. 201 – Usha at Art
WEB8 dots (Ner Pulli) Kolam. This kolam contains two patterns. Draw the pattern as shown below and join them. Pattern 1 : Put 8 dots 4 times and draw the kolam. Similarly draw the above pattern at four sides. Pattern 2: Put 4 dots 4 times as shown below and draw 2nd pattern. Similarly draw kolam at four sides. Color the kolam.