A peek into Indian Art - Animals
A peek into Indian Art - Animals
Connect with India’s rich artistic traditions through real objects!
Each page of this board book features a different art style from across the country, from Ajrakh to Warli, making India’s heritage accessible.
From folk paintings to textiles and sculptures, this book helps young readers notice details and become familiar with Indian art forms, all while learning the names of animals.
What's inside the book
What's inside the book
- Real images of Indian painting, sculpture, puppets and other art forms
- Animal names in large print
- A QR code to an information page about Indian art forms and styles
- List of all art form:
- Animal: Camel ; Style: Phulkari ; Artist: Unknown
- Animal: Cat ; Style: Kalighat ; Artist: Kalam Patua
- Animal: Cow ; Style: Pichwai ; Artist: Unknown
- Animal: Crocodile ; Style: Gond Sculpture ; Artist: Arjun Parste
- Animal: Deer ; Style: Gond ; Artist: Japani Shyam
- Animal: Dog ; Style: Gond ; Artist: Durga Bhai Vyam
- Animal: Donkey ; Style: Bhil ;Artist: Lado Bai
- Animal: Elephant ; Style: Bhil ; Artist: Bhuri Bai
- Animal: Fish ; Style: Contemporary ajrakh ; Artist: Shelly Jyoti
- Animal: Horse ; Style: Bastar Sculpture ; Artist: Subhash Poyam
- Animal: Lion ; Style: Terracotta Sculpture ; Artist: Devidin
- Animal: Lizard ; Style: Warli ; Artist:Sadashiv Jivya
- Animal: Monkey ; Style: Leather Puppet ; Artist: Unknown
- Animal: Mouse ; Style: Kalighat ; Artist: Kalam Patua
- Animal: Peacock ; Style: Hazaribagh ; Artist: Janaki Devi
- Animal: Pig ; Style: Varaha sculpture ; Artist: Unknown
- Animal: Rabbit ; Style: Bikaner School Miniature ; Artist: Mahavir Swami
- Animal: Snake ; Style: Gond ; Artist: Jangarh Singh Shyam
- Animal: Tiger ; Style: Gond ; Artist: Jangarh Singh Shyam
- Animal: Turtle ; Style: Dhokra sculpture ; Artist: Unknow
About the series
About the series
Combining basic vocabulary words with Indian art, this series of board books encourages children to observe closely, ask questions, and develop an appreciation for India’s visual culture. The series is created in collaboration with Inherited Arts Forum.
Reviews
Reviews
‘......By integrating fundamental vocabulary with Indian artistic expressions, this publication fosters close observation, inquiry, and an appreciation of India’s visual culture among young learners.’ - Hindustan Times
About Inherited Arts Forum
About Inherited Arts Forum
Inherited Arts Forum is dedicated to the preservation, documentation, and dissemination of India’s diverse art traditions. Through research, education, and collaborative projects, the forum works to make Indian art accessible to wider audiences, particularly younger generations.
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