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TANGLE NAME: Ambady

The name 'Ambady' was suggested by my niece. I was in my parents-in-law's house, when I saw a prospective idea for a Tangle. I deconstructed it immediately. I asked my niece to suggest a name. She immediately told me 'Ambady'. It is the name of my in-law's house. Ambady means Lord Krishna's Childhood Place.
'Ambady' has resemblance to Tangle Batumber : Batumber  and Tangle Jalousie : Jalousie


This is the deconstructed tangle :



'Ambady' mostly works well as a border tangle.
Here is my take on it :


On a tan tile:



This is the one I did recently for MonsoonZentagleIndia2021. It is full of Ambady flowers (Centre flower and in the Corner flowers). In between the bigger and the smaller circle, I've given traditional 'Ambady-s'.













Please do tag me when you create this tangle.

Comments

  1. beautiful artworks, especially the tan. what products did u use for the background? is it alcohol inks or paints?

    I loved your tangle. Will use it next month probably for a weekly Prompt for my group in Delhi.

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    1. I used regular charcoal pens (both white and black) . I used the white first and then slightly dabbed the black for the Nzeppel. For the 'Ambady', I used the reverse. Thank you so much for using my tangle for Delhi guys! 😊😍

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