Art Kit (Indian Folk Art): A Journey Through India’s Rich Art Heritage

Introduce your child to the vibrant world of Indian art with our DIY Art Kit. This set includes four pre-printed MDF coasters, 12 Tempera paint colour and 1 brush. Each mdf board showcases a traditional art form from different Indian states:

• Madhubani from Bihar,
• Mandala inspired designs
• Kerala Mural art 
• Kalamkari from Andhra Pradesh

This kit is not just a fun, hands-on activity—it’s an educational experience. It nurtures creativity, builds concentration, and fosters an appreciation for India’s cultural diversity. The intricate designs encourage focus and patience, making it a perfect blend of art and mindfulness for children.

Give your little artist the joy of exploring India’s art heritage, one masterpiece at a time!

Material: MDF Board, Plastic

Skills: Builds concentration & focus, promotes creativity. fosters knowledge about India's cultural diversity.

Recommended Age: 6 -15 years

Dimensions: 10 cm (4 inch) Diameter

Note: Our designs keep getting updated, photos are representative of the style. We will always include the four different styles in one pack.

More Info: Art Forms and Painting Tips

1. Madhubani (Bihar)
   • History: This art form originated in the Mithila region of Bihar. It is known for intricate patterns and vibrant colors, often inspired by nature and mythology.
   • Tips: Use bold outlines and bright colors. Add details like flowers, animals, and geometric patterns for authenticity.
2. Mandala
   • Background: Mandalas are intricate circular designs symbolizing harmony and balance. They are often used in meditation and mindfulness practices.
   • Tips: Start from the center and work outward. Use a mix of soft and bold colors for a soothing effect.
3. Kerala Mural (Kerala)
   • History: Found on temple walls, this art form tells stories from Hindu mythology using earthy tones like red, yellow, and green.
   • Tips: Stick to warm, natural colors. Highlight details in facial features and ornaments.
4. Kalamkari (Andhra Pradesh)

• • History: Kalamkari means "pen craft," and it involves drawing with a pen made from bamboo. It often depicts scenes from epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata.
  • Tips: Use soft, earthy shades like indigo, mustard, and rust. Add fine details to patterns and borders.