Tamil News | 3D Kolams are now trending – Asathum Tirupur Maheshwari Subramanian

The street was full of kolams like rice flour kolam, vannappodi kolam, dot kolam, rangoli kolam, chiku kolam. Due to generational change, technological advancement, lack of time, apartment culture, the habit of kolam is slowly dying out. It is at this time that Maheshwari Subramanian, who is the director of Tirupur KM Knitwear Company, is crossing his passion for drawing amazing 3D rangolis and putting kolam on many people. I draw more new and ‘updated’ kolams like water kolams, rangoli, 3D painting kolams, flower kolams than normal kolams. Everything is being updated.
Similarly the Golams have changed a lot. Sprinkle chalk powder over the surface of the water and draw a kolam floating above it. Apply butter and apply kolam powder on top and then kolam under water. Innovative kolam can be drawn with flowers and grain combinations.

Thus Golam has been updated in innovative ways. It is said that the ability to deal with problems and the ability to easily deal with problems in family relationships will develop through this.
It was also believed by the ancestors that no evil force would enter the house beyond the intricately drawn kolam at the door. Importantly, women’s perseverance and self-confidence are strengthened by dot kolams. Although I know how to draw rangoli and pookolam, 3D kolam is a bit special.
Painting kolam is an attempt to make not only the house but also our body beautiful. Best morning workout. “Kola practice helps to balance the mind, strengthen the fingers, keep the spinal cord and uterus healthy,” he said, encouraging company employees to play kola in the company and taking part in many competitions to bring out the talent. It would be right if we give a compliment to his efforts.