ACCESSORIES OF LUCKNOWI KITES:
ACCESSORIES OF LUCKNOWI KITES:
TADDHA: the spine of a kite.
KANG: Shoulders of a kite or the bamboo stick that runs across the kite.
KANKAWWA: Kite made from full sheet of a paper with shape like wings of a bird. This form of kite owes its origin to the Nawabs of Avadh.
PAUNTAVA: Kite made from 3/4 part of a sheet and is the most popular form of kite preferred by experts.
PAUNTAI: Kite made from paper left from a pauntava.
ADDHI: Two kites made from a single sheet.
SAVA KA TEEN: Three kites made from 3/4 parts of a sheet.
CHICHI: Small kite with a spine of about 6-8 inches.
KANNE: An arrangement of cords tied on the spine of the kite that are connected to the main cord.
SADDI: The cotton cord, usually white, used to fly a kite.
MANJHA: a sharp cord tied ahead of the saddi used to cut the kite of opponents.
CHARKI / PHIRKI: A spindle used to keep saddi or manjha.
text by Jalal Kazim from China
ACCESSORIES OF LUCKNOWI KITES:
ACCESSORIES OF LUCKNOWI KITES:
TADDHA: the spine of a kite.
KANG: Shoulders of a kite or the bamboo stick that runs across the kite.
KANKAWWA: Kite made from full sheet of a paper with shape like wings of a bird. This form of kite owes its origin to the Nawabs of Avadh.
PAUNTAVA: Kite made from 3/4 part of a sheet and is the most popular form of kite preferred by experts.
PAUNTAI: Kite made from paper left from a pauntava.
ADDHI: Two kites made from a single sheet.
SAVA KA TEEN: Three kites made from 3/4 parts of a sheet.
CHICHI: Small kite with a spine of about 6-8 inches.
KANNE: An arrangement of cords tied on the spine of the kite that are connected to the main cord.
SADDI: The cotton cord, usually white, used to fly a kite.
MANJHA: a sharp cord tied ahead of the saddi used to cut the kite of opponents.
CHARKI / PHIRKI: A spindle used to keep saddi or manjha.
text by Jalal Kazim from China