On the basis of what the speakers said about the art forms, complete the table given below.
| Name of the child | State | Art form | Things needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akanksha | Aipan | ||
| Priyaranjan | clay, brass scrap, wax, fire | ||
| Chitra | |||
| Balamurali | Andhra Pradesh | Kondapalli |
Akanksha - Uttarakhand - Aipan - rice flour paste, geru (red clay), brick-red walls Priyaranjan - Odisha - Dhokra - clay, brass scrap, wax, fire Chitra - Kerala - Coconut shell craft - coconut shell, sandpaper/machine, wood polish Balamurali - Andhra Pradesh - Kondapalli toys - soft wood, makku, colours
Explanation
The chapter provides detailed information about each art form. Akanksha from Uttarakhand describes Aipan using rice flour paste on geru-coloured walls. Priyaranjan from Odisha explains Dhokra using clay, wax, and brass. Chitra from Kerala describes coconut shell craft using shells, sandpaper, and polish. Balamurali from Andhra Pradesh explains Kondapalli toys using soft wood, makku, and colours.