Hannya of Kokusai(Internationa In Japanese) traditional pattern Arts and Science Forum KASF from Japan
Ver interesting and nice design.
I understand now it looks like an elephant/Ganesha
Is this a complete single string Sikku/Neli-Kolam ? or a multi-string Kolam ?
Which do you call/name this type Kolam ?
Dear Hannya,
Only Hema could answer if it was done in one string only or many were required.This type is still a Sikku or Neli Kolam even though the design is figurative and not the usual square or diamond or rectangular.Are you associated with Mr Shojiro Nagata?If so could you tell me how to contact him? I am interested in his field of research about Kolams and Psychology.Many Thanks in advance.
Dear Hannya, A Post Script.
I did a more detailed study of the Kolam since my previous note.The Kolam is not done with a continuous straight line.Some of the lines do not form a sinngle loop but start at one place and end at another point.In that sense it isn't traditional.
this looks so much like the kolam that won the prize in the Times of India Margazhi kolam contest. Are you by any chance the same person who got the designer sari from Aishwarya sponsored by RMKV? I think this is that kolam and you are that person. Congrats to you! great effort and very good work! ore kallula rendu maangava?
I congratulate the artist for not using
colours. After all vinAyaka is SuklAMbaradharaM,
right. Thus the white colour is quite apt. I
am not sure whether this could be made more
effective by using more gaps and spaces creating
a contrast. Best of luck and regards! - mOhana
Our congratulations to you Hema! I've heard about people who'd studied under poor lighting conditions back in India, but this is the first time I'm coming to know of people who make art under any kind of situations! Where there is a will...there's a way, for anybody, all one has to do...is believe in it!
Thank you for sharing your unique experience.
Congratulations.,Hema.
You deserve it for the Design and Execution and Creativity.Your write up of the process of the Kolam from your mind to the Ground is very exciting and Inspiring.I am curious to know how long the Kolam stayed in its Place Before being removed for the next one.[seriously].I will be gratefull if this Query of mine is answered not only by you but the other participants too.Thank you in advance.
Hemamalini,your hard work has earned you the prize what you deserve.the amount of support from the family also should be appreciated.Choosing Lord Ganesha is very apt.your concentration with which you have put the dots and drawn the neli around it with perfection is amazing.As mOhanaji says with out color the kolam is standing out nicely.Only the backgroung floor is little bad.Even the early morning sun is eagerly peeping inside to see your GANESA.ALL THE BEST WISHES!
WOW....WOW...WOW...THATS ALL I CAN SAY ABOUT THIS WONDERFUL MASTERPIECE.....SUPERB MAM...SURE U DESERVE TO WIN....PLEASE SHARE SOME MORE KOLAMS FOR US TO ENJOY....
Hannya of Kokusai(Internationa In Japanese) traditional pattern Arts and Science Forum KASF from Japan
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