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Cultures & Festivals Coloring Pages

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A horn player stands before mountains and a timbered building, while a dancer poses between carved gates. Clothing patterns, plants and architecture give both scenes many small sections.

An archer, a parasol dancer, a long dragon puppet and a lantern-carrying group create four distinct actions. The copy below describes only what is visible in each illustration.

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Things to make with your cultures & festivals coloring pages

Follow the action lines

Trace the horn, bow, parasol handles, dragon body and lantern strings with a finger. Sketch two of those directions as simple lines.

Repeat a visible pattern

Choose a border, clothing motif, roof detail or lantern shape from one page. Repeat it three times on a separate strip of paper.

Create a procession panel

Draw three figures carrying one long object or several hanging shapes. Add buildings or plants that establish the outdoor setting.

Each picture is an individual vector PDF. Print on US Letter, or choose “Fit to page” for A4. Try one copy first to check the margins.

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Questions about cultures & festivals coloring pages

Which culture and festival pages feature lanterns?

Lanterns appear with a child in a floral kimono holding a lantern near festival stalls under fireworks, a child in a conical hat walking beside a river with lotus baskets, people sharing mooncakes beneath hanging lanterns, and a lion dance costume leaping before a building with hanging lanterns.

See: Japanese Child Carrying Lantern at Summer Festival · Vietnamese Child Carrying Flower Lanterns Beside a River · Singaporean Family Sharing Mooncakes in Lantern Garden · Malaysian Lion Dance Leaping Outside a Community Hall

Which culture pages show people at home making or sharing things?

Indoor festival pages show people painting eggs around a kitchen table with a cat nearby, sewing fur mittens inside an igloo with finished mittens on the ground, decorating an altar with marigolds, skulls and candles, and sharing rice cakes around a low table.

See: Ukrainian Family Painting Eggs Around Kitchen Table · Inuit Family Sewing Fur Mittens Inside an Igloo · Mexican Family Decorating Marigold Altar Inside Their Home · Indonesian Family Sharing Rice Cakes Inside Their Home

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