Hindu Traditions Coloring Book for Kids and Adults

150 coloring pages built around the om sign, rangoli and kolam patterns, yantras and mandalas, diya oil lamps, kalash pots, gopuram temple gates, lotus ponds, peacocks, elephants and banyan trees, drawn as clean black outlines that fill the whole page — one drawing on every single page, from the first to the last.

Three levels of difficulty sit in one book. Fifty pages have roughly 8 to 15 areas to colour in, for a hand that is still learning to stay inside the line. Fifty have 16 to 30. Fifty have 31 or more, fine enough that a teenager or an adult can lose an hour in one page. Same theme all the way through, so a three‑year‑old and a grandmother can sit at the same table and each work on a page that fits them.

Large 8.5 x 11 inch paperback, printed to order on sturdy white paper. There are no people, no faces, no deities and no sacred figures and no text on any page — only the objects, the buildings, the plants and the feasts of the tradition.

• 150 full‑page coloring pages, 8.5 x 11 inch
• Three levels of difficulty, 50 pages each, one theme
• Outlines of 0.5 mm and thicker, so pencil, crayon and marker all stay inside the line
• Objects, buildings, plants and feasts of the tradition — no figures, no text

Frequently asked

Is this for adults too, or only for children? Both. The same 150 pages run from simple bold shapes for ages 2 to 5 up to fine, detailed work for ages 10 and over.

Is there a drawing on both sides of the page? Yes. All 150 pages carry a drawing, which is why the book holds 150 and not 75. Pencils, crayons and fine liners stay put; if you work with heavy alcohol markers, slide a spare sheet behind the page.

Are the drawings repetitive, the way many machine‑made coloring books are? They are drawn as geometry, not generated as pictures, and every page was checked one by one. A few motifs come back at a different level of detail, but no drawing appears more than three times and no two pages are near‑identical.

See the images above: the cover, one page blank and coloured in, the three levels side by side, and all 150 pages together on one sheet.