Kolam workshop 10th Batch
05.04.26 05:57 PM - By zwebsite
- The 10th batch of the Kolam Workshop commenced on 5th April 2026 with a serene and traditional inauguration. The session began with prayers, flower offerings setting a spiritually uplifting tone for the day.
- The workshop was led by Smt. Kamalavathy, a renowned Kolam artist, who in her introductory address beautifully explained the relevance of this ancient art in today’s fast-paced world. She highlighted the threefold benefits of practicing Kolam—enhancing creativity, cultivating discipline, and fostering inner peace—making it not just an art form but a meaningful daily practice.
- A total of 12 participants took part with great enthusiasm. The full-day workshop, held from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., offered comprehensive training across a wide range of Kolam styles, including Single Stroke, Double Stroke, Line Kolams, Padi Kolams, Sikku Kolams, Freehand Kolams, Puja Room Kolams, and Big Kolams. Participants actively engaged in learning and practicing each style, gaining both skill and confidence.
- In his benedictory message, Director Swamiji emphasized the importance of preserving traditions and spoke about their deep connection to one’s spiritual growth. He encouraged participants to continue practicing and passing on this sacred art to future generations.
- The workshop concluded with the distribution of certificates to all participants. They shared their heartfelt feedback, expressing gratitude to the Vivekananda Cultural Centre and the instructor for the enriching experience. Many also showed keen interest in enrolling for advanced-level workshops and participating in future cultural programs.
- The success of the workshop was made possible through the dedicated efforts of the instructor, along with the support of volunteers and staff. Lunch prasad, along with tea and snacks, was served to all participants, ensuring a fulfilling and joyful experience throughout the day
