XL Cliparts Bundle Gráficos "World Religions" / Islam, Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism

Description:This set consists of 14 colored cliparts on the theme of "Islam". In addition, it includes the corresponding 14 black and white versions with outlines, which are well suited for coloring. The cliparts are in individual files in PNG format without a background (but not transparent!) With a resolution of 300 dpi.Content:Symbol: IslamChild with religion symbolChild in prayer position and traditional clothingimammosqueKoranPrayer rugPrayer beadsPrayer capHalal symbolLanternKaabaSigns: no alcohol, no porkNote: I realize that especially the children in the prayer position are quite stereotypical and clichéd. For this I made the standing child very neutral with the symbol of the respective religion. A somewhat bold representation can hardly be avoided when drawing, especially if you want to show clothing or attributes typical of religion. It would therefore be important to me that it be communicated in class that one does not necessarily attract a child to a religion and that everyone practices and lives their religion differently.

Description:This set consists of 17 colored cliparts on the theme of "Buddhism". In addition, it includes the corresponding 17 black and white versions with outline, which are well suited for coloring. The cliparts are in individual files in PNG format without a background (but not transparent!) With a resolution of 300 dpi.Content:Symbol: BuddhismChild with religion symbolChild in prayer position and traditional clothingDalai LamaTripitakatemple2 different BuddhasPrayer wheel with hand8 Buddhist symbols of luck: umbrella of honor, endless knot, wheel of law, golden fish, lotus flower, treasure vase, victory banner, snail hornNote: I realize that especially the children in the prayer position are quite stereotypical and clichéd. For this I made the standing child very neutral with the symbol of the respective religion. A somewhat bold representation can hardly be avoided when drawing, especially if you want to show clothing or attributes typical of religion. It would therefore be important to me that it be communicated in class that one does not necessarily attract a child to a religion and that everyone practices and lives their religion differently.

Description:This set consists of 11 colored cliparts on the theme of "Hinduism". In addition, it includes the corresponding 11 black and white versions with outline, which are well suited for coloring. The cliparts are in individual files in PNG format without a background (but not transparent!) With a resolution of 300 dpi.Content:Symbol: HinduismChild with religion symbolChild in prayer position and traditional clothinggurutempleGaneshaDiwali lampHoly cowFlower garlandVedasMandalaNote: I realize that especially the children in the prayer position are quite stereotypical and clichéd. For this I made the standing child very neutral with the symbol of the respective religion. A somewhat bold representation can hardly be avoided when drawing, especially if you want to show clothing or attributes typical of religion. It would therefore be important to me that it be communicated in class that one does not necessarily attract a child to a religion and that everyone practices and lives their religion differently.

Description:This set consists of 12 colored cliparts on the theme of "Christianity". In addition, it includes the corresponding 12 black and white versions with outlines, which are well suited for coloring. The cliparts are in individual files in PNG format without a background (but not transparent!) With a resolution of 300 dpi.Content:Symbol: ChristianityChild with religion symbolChild in prayer positionPastorpriestBiblechurchChalice with grapesEaster candlerosaryFish iconDoveNote: I realize that especially the children in the prayer position are quite stereotypical and clichéd. For this I made the standing child very neutral with the symbol of the respective religion. A somewhat bold representation can hardly be avoided when drawing, especially if you want to show clothing or attributes typical of religion. It would therefore be important to me that it be communicated in class that one does not necessarily attract a child to a religion and that everyone practices and lives their religion differently.