Rangoli is an ancient Hindu art form that uses patterns and brightly colored materials, like rice flour and flower petals, to help celebrate special occasions throughout the year. There are many different forms of Rangoli throughout the various regions of India. Meet with Anupama, an international student from India, to learn more about this tradition!
By Request: $140.00
45 minutes
Education: Grade(s) 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Adult Learners, Homeschool/Family
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Art, Culture, Foreign/World Languages, International, Religion, Social Studies/History
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Central Michigan University: Museum of Cultural and Natural History
Mt. Pleasant , Michigan United States
Contact: Rebecca Petrone galla1ra@cmich.edu 989-774-3176
1. Intro/get to know presenter, Anupama2. History of Rangoli3. Forms of Rangoli4. Live example of creating Rangoli (students can follow along using paper & pencil)5. Q&A
The participant will: -Learn about the general history of the cultural art form known as Rangoli.-Gain an authentic perspective through interactions and discussions with international college students from India.-Be introduced to cultural and religious traditions and practices of India.