Holi, the festival of colors, is one of the most exciting times of the year for kids. It’s a day filled with laughter, joy, and vibrant hues splashed all around. But Holi isn’t just about playing with colors outdoors—it’s also a great opportunity to explore creativity through art!
If you’re looking for fun ways to engage kids in Holi-themed activities, here are some exciting and colorful art ideas to make the festival even more special.
1. Splash Painting: Create a Burst of Colors!
Holi is all about bright and bold colors, and splash painting is the perfect way to capture that energy on paper.
What You Need:
White drawing paper or canvas
Watercolor or acrylic paints
Brushes or sponges
A toothbrush for splatter effects
How to Do It:
Dip the brush or sponge in different colors and splash them onto the paper.
Use a toothbrush dipped in paint and flick the bristles to create a fun splatter effect.
Let the colors mix naturally for a beautiful, abstract Holi-themed painting.
2. Handprint Holi Art: Messy and Fun!
Handprint art is a great way for younger kids to enjoy Holi without using chemical-based colors on their skin.
What You Need:
Non-toxic, washable paints
White chart paper
Glitter (optional)
How to Do It:
Dip hands into different colors and press them onto the paper.
Create patterns like rainbows, flowers, or even a happy Holi greeting card!
Sprinkle glitter on wet paint for an extra festive touch.
3. Rangoli Art with Paper or Chalk
Rangoli is a traditional Indian art form used to decorate homes during festivals. Kids can create their own Holi Rangoli using colorful paper or chalk.
What You Need:
Colored chalk (for outdoor rangoli) OR
Colored paper and glue (for indoor rangoli)
How to Do It:
Draw a simple rangoli design on paper or the ground.
Fill the design with vibrant colors using chalk or by cutting colored paper and pasting it onto a base.
Display your rangoli at home as a festive decoration!
4. Holi-Themed Greeting Cards
Encourage kids to make handmade Holi cards for friends and family.
What You Need:
Thick paper or cardstock
Paints, crayons, or sketch pens
Stickers, sequins, or glitter
How to Do It:
Fold a piece of paper in half to make a card.
Draw or paint colorful Holi scenes, like kids playing with colors or Krishna and Radha celebrating Holi.
Write a heartfelt Holi message inside and give it to a loved one!
5. DIY Natural Colors for Holi
Kids can learn about sustainability by making natural Holi colors at home!
What You Need:
Turmeric for yellow
Beetroot powder for pink
Spinach powder for green
Dried marigold flowers for orange
How to Do It:
Dry and grind the ingredients into fine powders.
Mix them with cornstarch for a soft, smooth texture.
Use these safe, eco-friendly colors for a fun and skin-friendly Holi celebration!
Celebrate Holi with the Children's Art Museum of India!
At Children’s Art Museum of India (CAMI), we believe that every festival is an opportunity to express creativity through art. This Holi, encourage your kids to participate in our Holi Art Challenge, where they can create and share their colorful artwork with us!
🎨 Join us to celebrate art, colors, and creativity! Visit our website to explore fun activities, art contests, and workshops designed just for young artists. Let’s make Holi extra colorful together!
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