This is an article about the exhibition of 'Kreedaa Kaushalya' appeared in the well known Kannada weekly magazine 'Sudha' in its 15 May 2008 issue. It was authored by C.G. Manjula.
True. That wooden antique game is very innovatively made. About 2 to 3 games in one board. Very well thought of. I am thinking of making one board like that with the help of my carpenter. Truly indian traditional games are so good. In mangalore that game is called 'Chenamane' and played with seeds called 'Manjuti' (they are red in color). Thanks for sharing.
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Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThose antique wooden boards look so beautiful.
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True. That wooden antique game is very innovatively made. About 2 to 3 games in one board. Very well thought of. I am thinking of making one board like that with the help of my carpenter. Truly indian traditional games are so good. In mangalore that game is called 'Chenamane' and played with seeds called 'Manjuti' (they are red in color). Thanks for sharing.
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