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Art & Craft for Ganesha

Bala Ganapati is the first of the 32 forms of Ganesha. He is described to be golden in colour. He is depicted having 4 arms holding a banana, a mango, a sugarcane and a jackfruit. These are symbols of abundance and fertility of the Earth. Bala Ganapati is said to grant child’s joy, growth and good health to his devotees. In this course, Smt.Shyamala Mullai Pandian will take us through the method of crafting this paper sculpture of Bala Ganapati.

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Art & Craft for Ganesha

Bala Ganapati is the first of the 32 forms of Ganesha. He is described to be golden in colour. He is depicted having 4 arms holding a banana, a mango, a sugarcane and a jackfruit. These are symbols of abundance and fertility of the Earth. Bala Ganapati is said to grant child’s joy, growth and good health to his devotees. In this course, Smt.Shyamala Mullai Pandian will take us through the method of crafting this paper sculpture of Bala Ganapati.

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Smt. Shyamala Mullai Pandian

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Learning Outcomes :

Learn to make Bala Ganapati paper sculpture

Materials required :

Two A4 size yellow chart papers
One plain A4 sheet
Colour print out of icons sheet (banana, mango, sugarcane, jackfruit)
Black marker/sketch pen
Colour pencils
Dark green oil pastel
Pencil
Eraser
Fevicol
Scissors
Stapler
Cellophane tape
Thread (30 cms long)
A5 size Cardboard
Pre - requisite : Take a HD colour printout of icons sheet attached

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Assignment Art & Craft for Ganesha

Assignment - Art & Craft for Ganesha

Class - 1 - Art & Craft - Smt. Shyamala Mullai Pandiyan

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Class - 2 - Art & Craft - Smt. Shyamala Mullai Pandiyan

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