Celebrate Janmashtami through creativity as children discover the significance of the festival and the story behind Krishna's beloved Mor Pankh (peacock feather). Children will create their own Mor Pankh Dreamcatcher, learning simple winding, weaving and decorative techniques while working with yarn, beads, feathers and other craft materials. The experience brings together Indian culture, storytelling and hands-on making, resulting in a beautiful keepsake children can proudly take home.

What Children Will Create

1) Discover the significance of Janmashtami and how it celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna.

2) Learn about the connection between Krishna and the Mor Pankh.

3) Learn simple winding, weaving and threading techniques to build their dreamcatcher.

4) Experiment with yarn, beads, feathers and decorative elements to personalise their design.

5) Create and take home a colourful Mor Pankh Dreamcatcher.

What Kids Will Learn

1) Understand the significance and traditions of Janmashtami.

2) Discover the cultural significance of Krishna's peacock feather.

3) Develop fine motor skills through weaving, threading, tying and detailed decoration.

4) Build patience, focus and hand-eye coordination through hands-on making.

5) Explore how stories, culture and traditions can inspire creative expression.