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Pottery:
Pottery is one of the ever- present symbolic elements of ancient Indian art. Children love to experiment with clay, mud and this is a wonderful way of giving them a chance to capture the transformation of the shapeless clay into a beautifully shaped clay pot. |
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Pot Painting:
Not to mention, this form of fine art splashes color onto the pot’s brown self and brings it to life. Your child would love to play with colours and his/her own creative skills.
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Warli Painting:
Warli art is an ancient Indian folk art tradition of painting of a Maharashtrian tribe called Warli. These tribal paintings are spontaneous expressions of folk life, |
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Greeting cards:
This is one of most fun-to-do activities for children across age groups. You can create your very own cards and surprise your family and friends with your card making ideas! |
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Jewellery making:
Have you always wanted to make your own fancy jewelry to match your clothes? You don't have to be a professional to make fancy jewelry! There are some easy techniques you can learn from the experts and there are many beautiful jewelry creations you can make with things that you find around you! |
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Paper crafts:
This is form of art is an ideal way of resource conservation and you wouldn’t want your child to miss on an art form that adds a tint of creativity in your child’s hands and is eco-friendly. |
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