How to Draw the Lotus Temple

C. Aaron Kreader

Where do you find peace? The Bahá’í House of Worship in India is known as the Lotus Temple because of its unique design. Like all Bahá’í Temples, it is open to people of all faiths and backgrounds.

Challenge Level: 9 of 10. Get a pencil and paper. Draw lightly and quickly. You can ALWAYS make another! Trust your instincts.

Ages 8 and older recommended. Draw along with Brilliant Star Magazine artist Aaron Kreader. E-mail us about what you want drawn!

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