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Sattva Invites Children to Showcase Artwork Across Bengaluru

Published: November 6, 2026
Author: HFT

Sattva World of Wonders is giving children an opportunity to showcase their creativity across Bengaluru through an outdoor art campaign. Launched by Sattva Group, the initiative invites children aged 5–12 to submit original artwork for a chance to feature on hoardings around Sattva City, its residential development in North Bengaluru.

The campaign is open for entries from October 28 to November 9, 2026. Children can create original sketches inspired by the campaign visual. Parents and guardians can submit entries by sharing the artwork on Instagram or Facebook using #SattvaCityWorldOfWonders and tagging @Sattvagroupindia.

Alternatively, parents can email the artwork to marketing@sattvagroup.in. Children can submit more than one entry.

Sattva Group will shortlist entries based on creativity, originality and relevance to the theme. Selected drawings will be adapted for outdoor display while retaining the essence of each child’s original creation.

The selected artworks will be unveiled on November 14, 2026, to mark Children’s Day in India. Through this initiative, Sattva Group aims to give young artists a public platform to express their ideas and bring their imagination into Bengaluru’s urban landscape.

Campaign Details

ParticularsDetails
CampaignWorld of Wonders
OrganiserSattva Group
Eligible age5–12 years
Entry periodOctober 28 – November 9, 2026
ArtworkOriginal sketch inspired by the campaign visual
SubmissionInstagram, Facebook or email
Hashtag#SattvaCityWorldOfWonders
Emailmarketing@sattvagroup.in
Multiple entriesAllowed
Artwork unveilingNovember 14, 2026
Display location

Hoardings around Sattva City, North Bengaluru

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