Creating Art with Nature's Palette in Bengaluru

The rhythmic tap, tap, tap of flower pounding. This video shows a group of children working on their botanical prints, using mallets to release the natural pigments from fresh flowers onto paper. It is a wonderfully satisfying and creative process.

Learning numbers can be fun when it's done in nature. This session was all about making math tactile and playful, using activities like counting with beads, creating number-themed art, and going on a nature number hunt.

Using a simple stamp to create patterns with natural pigments. This activity helps develop fine motor skills while allowing children to experiment with colours made from the earth.

A mother and daughter duo work together on a nature painting. The mother guides her child's hand, showing her how to use pigments made from flowers to create art.

This young boy is carefully stamping red patterns to create a caterpillar. This activity combines art with learning about insects, making the experience both fun and educational.

A beautiful family moment. Both parents are engaged as their child learns the technique of flower pounding, creating a shared memory through art.

For Earth Day, we created special art using handprints to make a picture of our planet. It was a simple, powerful way to teach children about caring for our world while having fun with paint.

The proud smile of a child wearing her own handmade nature crown. Adorned with leaves and bright purple flowers, this simple craft allows kids to feel connected to the beauty of the outdoors.

Parents helping their children create beautiful nature accessories. From flower bracelets to leafy crowns, these simple crafts are a wonderful way for families to collaborate and celebrate nature's gifts.