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Nature has stories hidden in every moment, every corner. Our young artist Paridhi presents a collection of paintings which capture the myriad conversations in nature. When we come to close to Nature, we can participate in these conversations.
Mother-daughter team is hard at work
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- Butterfly in conversation with a friendly flower
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- The shy flower surrounded by her leafy friends
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- Keeping my dog safe… right on my head!
The mighty lion inspecting its little prey
The two sisters take trip in the park and have a chat with the mother-daughter flowers
The boys enjoy their football as the red flowers watch and cheer their favorite players.
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