Arush Sarkar (Class VI)

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ARUSH SARKAR (CLASS VI)

BIRLA HIGH SCHOOL- MUKUNDAPUR, KOLKATA

 The art used in the drawing is Bengal Pattachitra. Pattachitra is a unique folk tradition of visual storytelling accompanied by songs. In Pattachitra, stories are painted as frames on long scrolls and the Patuas gradually unfurl them while presenting the story through their songs. The message in the drawing is that Nature is indispensable to all living beings; and to heal this world, we should take immense care of Nature and plant more and more trees. We should give up on mindless consumption and embrace Nature to make this world a better place to live in. 

(~ Riya Pareek, Class - VII, BHS, Mukundapur)

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