Ayurveda Drawing Easy - #3687

I am trying to teach my kids about Ayurveda in a fun and creative way, and I thought making an ayurveda drawing easy enough for them to understand could be a great activity. The problem is, I’m not very artistic myself, and I’m struggling to figure out where to start. I want the drawing to represent the basic concepts of Ayurveda in a simple and visually engaging way. One idea I had was to create something showing the three doshas: vata, pitta, and kapha. But I’m not sure how to represent them in a way that’s both accurate and easy for kids to draw or color. Should I use symbols, like water and fire for pitta, or make cartoon-like characters for each dosha? How can I keep this ayurveda drawing easy while also being meaningful? I’d also like to include something about the connection between nature and Ayurveda. Maybe a drawing of a tree with roots representing balance or the elements like air, water, and earth. Would that make sense, or is it too abstract for children? I need this to be simple enough for a 7-year-old to enjoy but still reflect the essence of Ayurveda. Another thought was to incorporate some Ayurvedic herbs into the drawing, like tulsi or ashwagandha. But I’m worried that adding too many details will make it complicated. How do I keep an ayurveda drawing easy but also educational? Should I focus on just one aspect of Ayurveda instead of trying to include everything? what would you suggest? Are there certain shapes, symbols, or themes that work well for an easy Ayurveda drawing? I’d also love tips on how to explain the meaning behind the drawing in simple language while we’re working on it together.