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Draw
Bhārat has been drawing for 30,000 years — pick up a pencil and join the line.
Step-by-step drawing lessons, colouring sheets and art challenges inspired by Bhārat's painting traditions — from the murals of Ajanta to the folk art of today's villages.
Bhārat is famous for this — and so can you be
Every great craft has a story. These are the things draw is best known for across Bhārat's heritage.
Madhubani
Bihar's intricate line art, painted by Mithila women on walls and paper with natural colours — every peacock, fish and lotus carries a story.
Warli
Maharashtra's tribal art, where circles and triangles dance into villages, trees and festivals — made with just white paint and a stick.
Pattachitra
Odisha's scroll paintings, where artists still grind their own colours and paint gods and epics with one fine brush.
Ajanta murals
1,600-year-old cave paintings so lifelike that artists still study them to learn how to draw a smile.
Miniature paintings
The tiny, jewel-bright court paintings of Rajasthan and the Himalayas — whole worlds of detail on a palm-sized page.
Draw a Warli village
Use only circles, triangles and squares. Draw a tree, a dancing family and a festival — all in white on brown paper, just like the Warli artists of Maharashtra.
No fancy materials needed — just you and your imagination.Love draw? Go deeper with these Pakka Patriot pages.