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Rangoli: Colour on the DoorstepComing soon
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Rangoli: Colour on the Doorstep
Powder, flowers and a welcome.
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Making a Ganesha From ClayComing soon
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Making a Ganesha From Clay
Ten days from mud to river.
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The Potter's DiyaComing soon
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The Potter's Diya
A lamp from a wheel.
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Making a KiteComing soon
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Making a Kite
Paper, bamboo and manjha.
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Pookalam: Flowers for OnamComing soon
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Pookalam: Flowers for Onam
A carpet of petals.
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Garba and DandiyaComing soon
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Garba and Dandiya
Nine nights in a circle.
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Bhangra and GiddhaComing soon
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Bhangra and Giddha
Harvest feet.
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Making RakhisComing soon
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Making Rakhis
Thread, beads and a promise.
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Choose the listener: Filter by age before choosing a long epic. The same deity can appear in different tellings; a young audience changes the treatment, not the deity's identity or authored age.
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