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Silambam Stick

Silambam is weapon based Martial art originated from Tamil Nadu in South India. Tamil Nadu has rich tradition and heritage which spans a period over three thousand years. So we have our own Distinct Bravery games, sports, art, architecture, dance etc.

Kattam Vilayattu Level - I

For Children from 5 years and above

        Kattam Vilayattu is one of  the Tamil Traditional Game known as Kattam Vilayattu and also called Siru kattam. It is very simple, and interesting board game.  This makes the players to think dynamic as well as tactical. It is a rejuvenating mind refresher. There are 3 levels from very simple and fast to the difficult and pensive.

Kattam Vilayattu Level - II

For Children 6 Years and above

This is one of the Tamil Traditional Game known as Kattam Vilayattu and also Siru kattam. It is very simple, quick and interesting board game.  This makes the players think quick as well as dynamic & tactical which can be a rejuvenating mind refresher too. There are 3 levels from very simple and fast to the difficult and pensive. This is the medium difficult one and player who performs well at Level –I can do better in this.

Kattam Vilayattu Level - III

For Children 8 years and above

This is one of the Tamil Traditional Game known as Kattam Vilayattu and also called Siru kattam. It is simple, fast thinking and interesting board game.  This makes the players to think quick as well as the dynamic which can be a rejuvenating mind refresher. There are 3 levels from very simple and fast to the difficult and pensive.

Sling shot / Catapult

The Classic form consists of a Y-shaped frame held in the off hand with two natural-rubber strips attached to the uprights. The other ends of the strips lead back to a pocket that holds the projectile. 

Nooran Kuchi / Noothan kuchi ( Pick-up Sticks Game)

For Kids aged 6 years and above

This is a vintage game of the 1980s of South India and being played in other Countries too with different names.  This was also known with the name of “Noothanguchi”.This is a complete fun game as well as a very interesting one. This teaches the Kids hand Eye coordination and improves the concentration power to kids. This is a good mind rejuvenation game which can be played in circles. Playing this game is a good exercise to eyes.

Pallanguzhi Board -Round Model

For Children 5 Years and above

Pallanguzhi is played by dropping shells into pits on a board; It has been a Kids and women's pastime, also an entertaining way to improve math and motor skills. It was also a marathon affair during festivals like Sivarathri and Vaikunda Ekadasi.

Goli Gundu

Kids for 7 years and above

Golli is one of the most popular Traditional Indian games played all over the India

Skill Set in Golli Gundu:-

•      Improves concentration skills
•      Aiming Power
•      Teaches Good Hand Eye Co-ordination
•      Good Exercise to  Eyes and Makes vision sharper

Chovi / Sea Shells

Chovi / Seashells are utilized by humans for several totally different  functions throughout history and pre-history. However, seashells don't seem to be the sole quite shells, in numerous habitats, there square measure shells from fresh animals like fresh mussels and shells of land snails.

Kolattam Stick

Kolattam, derived from Kol (Pair of small sticks), and Attam (Play) is the name of a charming Tamil dance practiced by groups of young girls. A festival connected with this art has both a cultural and religious significance. It is a rural art usually performed during village festivals. It is a combination of rhythmic movements, songs, and music. 

Pambaram (பம்பரம்) - ( Pack of 2 ) – Big Size

For Childrens 8 years and above..

• Pambaram (பம்பரம்) an Outdoor game being played in Tamilnadu for a long period.
• Spinning Tops (பம்பரம்) are used for a fun experience in this game. This game is more common among Boys. This game is coming back with safer components and rules. Considering the safety Our Pambaram (பம்பரம்) comes with rounded anti-corrosive nails which can be handled easily by kids.

Pallanguzhi Board -Fish Model

For Children 5 Years and above

Pallanguzhi (பல்லாங்குழி) is played by dropping shells into pits on a board; It has been a Kids and women's pastime, also an entertaining way to improve math and motor skills. It was also a marathon affair during festivals like Sivarathri and Vaikunda Ekadasi. Pallankuzhi plays a very important role in Tamil literature (see the kriti below). there's even a movie regarding women poets called "SheWrite".

Pambaram (பம்பரம்) - ( Pack of 2 ) - Small Size

For Childrens 8 years and above..

Pambaram (பம்பரம்) an Outdoor game being played in Tamilnadu since long period.

Spinning Tops (பம்பரம்) are used for fun experience in this game. This game is more common among Boys. This game is coming back with safer components and rules. Considering the safety Our Pambaram (பம்பரம்) comes with rounded anti corrosive nails which can be handled easily by kids. Pambaram play with a small rope. There are two types of games. Wala & Kattukkutthu It is possible to swing the pamabaram into the circle.Drawing the two boundary lines into the palm of the hand is a wild punch.   

Aadu Puli Attam

Aadu puli attam(Goat and Tiger Game) is Tamil Types Strategy game. It is played under different names in South Asian countries including India. It is played in a draft with specific phases.On the floor of the suburbs they will paint these blocks with limestone or sock.

For Children from 7 years and above

 Aadu Puli aatam (goat and tiger game) is a strategic, two-player (or 2 teams) board game originated in Tamil Nadu and was also played in Karnataka(Huli gatta) and Andhra Pradesh(Puli Joodam or Puli - Meka). 

Pallanguzhi (பல்லாங்குழி)- Box model

For Children 5 Years and above

Pallankuzhi is played by dropping shells into pits on a board; It has been a Kids and women's pastime, also an entertaining way to improve math and motor skills. It was also a marathon affair during festivals like Sivarathri and Vaikunda Ekadasi.

Wooden Sling shot / Catapult

The Classic form consists of a Y-shaped frame held in the off-hand with two natural-rubber strips attached to the uprights. The other ends of the strips lead back to a pocket that holds the projectile.