heritageAges 4–9
Krishna & the Butter Pot
A Pichwai tale of mischief, butter, and boundless generosity
A premium double-sided A4 story card in the Tiny Tornadoes Stories series — illustrated in the Pichwai devotional painting tradition of Rajasthan. Front: three full-bleed illustrated panels tell Krishna's most beloved childhood story across a single A4 page — Yashoda churning butter at dawn, Krishna wrist-deep in the pot while sharing with friends and monkeys, and Yashoda returning to find the evidence and the impossible innocence. Back: the story's resolution, a verse from the Damodara Ashtakam (Padma Purana) in Devanagari, and the story's moral. Print it. Read it. Frame it.
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₹149
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- Stories worth rereadingRich prose and illustration that build vocabulary, empathy, and a child's inner world.
- Designed by educatorsCo-created with early-childhood teachers and subject specialists.
What your child will learn
A4 · 2 sides · Digital PDF story cardEnglishSanskrit (Devanagari scripture verse)
- Introduces one of India's most beloved devotional folk tales through illustration that honours its tradition
- Five short paragraphs build early reading stamina — literary prose, not simplified text
- The Damodara Ashtakam verse connects living devotional practice to the story: sung in homes every Kartik month
What's included(5 items)
- 2-page A4 digital story card (front: 3-panel illustrated story · back: resolution + scripture verse + moral)
- Pichwai-style illustrations: luminous child Krishna, Yashoda at the butter churn, friends and monkeys at the window
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