Color & Learn with Little Bajo! Musical Activity Book
Introduce your child to Indian classical instruments through our fun activity book. Join our Musical Book Tour or grab a copy to explore the magic of Ragas and Taals at home.
Once upon a time, there were children who met music not through sound, but through color. Our book is a story, an activity, and a gentle first step into a rich musical tradition.
They picked up more than crayons. Every stroke led them to a name, a shape, and a story of instruments that echo through India's musical past.
They flipped through pages and found Veenas, Tablas, and Tanpuras, each waiting to be brought to life with crayons and curiosity.
They colored outside the lines, and in doing so, built a bond with tradition that was playful, personal, and entirely their own.
A surprise for our little Shrotas! Our "Color & Learn" book is a favorite at all our events, combining the joy of art with the discovery of music.
About this collection
The book isn't just about coloring pages. We designed it to be a bridge between art and sound. When your child colors a Sitar, they aren't just filling in shapes; they are learning the name, the anatomy of the instrument, and the story of how it produces sound. It is a quiet way to spark curiosity about our musical roots before they even pick up an instrument.
Bringing Music Off the Page
Many parents tell us they want to introduce Indian classical music to their children but don't know where to start. We created 'Color & Learn with Little Bajo!' to solve that. It acts as an interactive companion, teaching children about instruments like the Tabla, Veena, and Tanpura through coloring, storytelling, and simple games. By the time they finish a page, they have associated the visual shape of the instrument with its name and role in a melody.
Join Our Musical Book Tour
We love taking this experience out of the book and into the real world. During our Musical Book Tour, we visit preschools, art cafes, and community centers across Bangalore like JP Nagar, Jayanagar, and Whitefield. These events bring the book to life. We bring the actual instruments for an 'instrument petting zoo' so children can touch the Sitar or hear the ring of a Tabla right in front of them.
Why Start Early?
Our goal is to make music a part of the daily family rhythm rather than a strict lesson. Whether it is a weekend workshop or a quiet afternoon with our activity book, the focus is on curiosity. We encourage kids to color outside the lines if they want, play with rhythm, and ask questions. It is not about perfect technique; it is about building a relationship with the music that will stay with them as they grow.
If you want to host our team at your school or community event, we would love to bring the joy of music to your neighborhood.
ShrotaHouse
I'm Madhumita, and with ShrotaHouse, I want to make our classical music feel like a playground, not a lecture. My goal is to help you and your little ones bond over the magic of rhythms and ragas through these creative, hands-on activities.
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