Making Dot and Line Art Like Indian Folk Art
Students will delve deeper into specific Indian folk art forms like Madhubani, Warli, Gond, and Kalamkari, understanding their regional origins, techniques, and cultural narratives.
Key Questions
- What pictures can you see made of dots and simple lines in this art?
- Can you make a picture of your house or family using simple lines?
- What colours are used in this folk art — can you name them?
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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