The correct answer is: a) Balicitra
Balicitra is a form of sand art created on the beaches of Puri, India. It is made by drawing intricate patterns in the sand using a variety of tools, including sticks, fingers, and even the soles of the feet. Balicitra is often used to depict religious or mythological scenes, and it is a popular tourist attraction.
Rangoli is a form of Indian folk art that is made by drawing designs on the ground with colored rice, sand, or flower petals. It is often used to decorate homes and temples during festivals and special occasions.
Alpana is a type of Bengali folk art that is similar to Rangoli. It is made by drawing designs on the ground with rice flour or chalk. Alpana is often used to decorate homes and temples during festivals and special occasions.
Mandana is a type of Indian folk art that is made by drawing designs on the ground with rice flour or sand. It is often used to decorate homes and temples during festivals and special occasions.
Balicitra is different from Rangoli, Alpana, and Mandana in that it is made on the beach, using sand instead of rice, flour, or flower petals. It is also often used to depict religious or mythological scenes, while Rangoli, Alpana, and Mandana are more often used to decorate homes and temples.