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A geometrical line drawing known as a kolam is made up of curving loops that are arranged around a grid of dots. It is a type of art that is frequently used in South India. The next generation inherits these designs from the previous one. Kolams are believed to make homes prosperous. Kolams were once painted in coarse rice flour so that the ants wouldn't have to go too far or for too long to eat. Inviting birds and other tiny animals to consume the rice powder also signified welcome other beings into one's house and daily life—a daily tribute to peaceful coexistence. This kolam plate is quick and simple to use.
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