10 Dots Sikku kolam || Brahma Mudi Kolam || Eternal Knot Kolam
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Written & drawn by Vinns
Jul 15, 2021
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Figure: 10 Dots Sikku kolam || Brahma Mudi Kolam || Eternal Knot Kolam — 10-Dot dot grid, drawn with natural rice powder.
PATTERN OVERVIEW
Practice Guide↓Brahma mudi or Brahama mudichi kolam has only one strand/line which tranverses the whole kolam from a start point and ends at the same point. Also called the eternal knot as it doesn’t have a start.
CURATOR'S NOTES & TECHNIQUE
Brahma mudi or Brahama mudichi kolam has only one strand/line which tranverses the whole kolam from a start point and ends at the same point. Also called the eternal knot as it doesn’t have a start or end point as it loops within it.
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The Brahma mudi kolam can also be coined to Infinity – முடிவிலி கோலம்
- The Dot count - 10 dots placed in 4 columns and reduced to 4 on either side.
- The starting point.
- The strand loops the dots in same pattern on all sides.
- The strands are coloured for differentiating the flow of line on 4 sides.
6. The dot pattern for the border. Four dots on all sides plus one dot at edges forming an enclosure around the kolam. 
7. The flow of lines around the dots.
8. Extending the pattern around.
9. The completed kolam
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