Giveaway - Museum Art in Your Home - Gnaana's 2012 Wall Art Calender !!!

Gnaana would like one of our wonderful readers to have an opportunity to win one of their latest product, a 2012 Wall Art Calendar. It features art work depicting the avatars of Lord Vishnu, originally designed for the Brooklyn Museum by Nina Paley. These calendars are designed such that the art work can actually be framed individually, once the year is up! Isn't it wonderful to have museum art to adorn your walls.

Details on how to have a chance to win this awesome calender at the end of the post!!

Gnaana is a retail website and online community center offering busy families a way to incorporate elements of South Asian languages, traditions and histories into their everyday lives. Theye offer a unique selection of eco-friendly, developmental toys and educational material to teach children ages 0-12 about South Asian cultures.

I first landed on Gnaana while I was searching for alphabet blocks in my native language, kannada. I was so glad i stumbled upon Gnaana.com(Gnaana means “knowledge” in Sanskrit ). This gem of a store has lots of products I had been looking for! Their products are all very well designed, unique and the best of all is that most are available in many major languages of India.

Their products range from alphabet blocks in 5 regional Indian languages (Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu), to puzzles, musical CDs, a recipe collection and child-sized aprons available for personalization in Indic fonts and many more. These are designed to inspire children to take interest in learning about India, one of the world's ancient civilizations. Check out their vast array of educational products for your kids!

I love their alphabet blocks in kannada, as well as “Das Avatar” puzzle which introduces kids to Vishnu and his 10 “Avatars”.

And their blog has lot of informative posts too. Sharing some of my favorite blog posts here:

• Love their step by step diwali pooja tutorial
• This post explains how to make your own natural and eco friendly holi colours.
• Simple lessons about Indian classical music for kids.
• And look at these adorable valentine day cards. The fact that they are based on an Indian king and a princess are a major plus point to moms like me. I mean, come on, how many cards have you seen like this? If you want the whole story, then feel free to check out their blog for the story of Nala and Damayanti.

To Enter:

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Giveaway open Worlwide now through December 6th, 2011 at midnigth EST. Winner chosen via random.org, contacted via email. Good Luck !!

Disclaimer:

The opinions expressed here are personal . As a member of the Gnaana's Parent Advisory Board I will be receiving this wonderful calender soon. No other compensation was received.

Giveaway now closed.

Our winner for the Gnaana give-away is comment #6, Ms Shailaja Shivanna.

Congratulations !!!

To learn more about Gnaana and puchase their other products visit:

www.gnaana.com

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