Festive Arts: Rangoli and Chinese Paper Cutting
Students will examine the cultural significance and artistic techniques behind Rangoli and Chinese Paper Cutting, creating their own festive designs.
Key Questions
- Compare the cultural contexts and artistic principles of Rangoli and Chinese Paper Cutting.
- Design a festive decoration inspired by either Rangoli or Chinese Paper Cutting techniques.
- Explain how geometric principles are applied in the creation of traditional festive arts.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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