Product Description

The 6 Cord C28 Panda 8 Manjha refers to a specific type of kite thread used for kite flying, particularly in kite fighting or patangbazi. Let's break it down in more detail:

6 Cord: This refers to the number of strands or cords twisted together to form the thread. A 6-cord thread is typically stronger and more durable, which is ideal for competitive kite flying, where the thread needs to endure the tension and cutting attempts from other kites.

C28: This could indicate the specific strength or thickness of the thread. In some cases, kite threads are classified by numbers like this to represent their thickness or tensile strength.

Panda 8: Likely the brand name or a model of the manjha. "Panda 8" could also indicate a type or variant of the manjha, with "8" possibly referring to the grade or quality of the product.

Manjha: This is the traditional thread used for flying kites, often coated with a mixture of glass powder or other abrasive materials to make it capable of cutting through the threads of other kites during competitive kite flying events. The glass-coated manjha allows for intense kite battles, where participants try to cut each other's kites down.

Manjha like this is often used in festivals such as Makar Sankranti or Uttarayan in India, where kite flying is a popular tradition, especially in cities like Ahmedabad.

If you're looking for details on how to use it or its safety, feel free to ask!