The O can vary from o to O — very much in the style a two-year-old pronounces each letter.
It all began with magnetic letters on the refrigerator.
I am happy to introduce OMNU, a new tangle that I have deconstructed. It so happened that one day I was trying to teach my two-year-old grandson the English alphabet when this pattern just popped up in my mind from somewhere.
We were playing with the magnetic letters and sticking them on the refrigerator, and suddenly this kind of a pattern came up. Since the letters O, M, N and U have been used to deconstruct it and make it simple to draw, we — my grandson and me — have named it OMNU.
I love the way each U joins differently on the Ms and Ns: some dangle, while some form hearts, raindrops and petals. To each his own. Hope you all will also show some love to OMNU.
— Rashim Bhargava CZT






