The Spider’s Art The Spider’s Art

Once upon a time, in a quiet forest, there lived a little spider named Selwa. She wasn't like any ordinary spider—Selwa loved to weave not just webs, but beautiful artwork from her silk!

Every morning, she would wake up early and spin delicate patterns between the branches—shapes of flowers, butterflies, and stars. The forest animals would stop and admire her work. Even the birds began singing special songs just for her!

But one day, a big storm swept through the forest. The wind was so strong that it tore apart everything Selwa had created. She sat in a corner, heartbroken, with tears in her many eyes.

Then a kind rabbit came by and said, “Don’t be sad, Selwa. You’re an artist! You can always start again.”

Selwa wiped her tears, smiled, and with the support of her forest friends, began to weave once more—this time even more beautifully than before.

And from that day on, she learned that storms may come, but true art—and a brave heart—always finds a way back.