Sonabai Rajwar and her 5-member team comprising her son, grandson, their wives and her first student, are in-charge of decorating the pandal of Behala Agradut Club. Spread over an area of 3,500 square feet, the pandal depicts a typical village house surrounded by a courtyard.

Sonabai has been busy for the past one month making figures on the walls of the courtyard. There are three distinctive forms which she uses in her art. First is the Jharokha or the jaali work where she makes different kinds of patterns; Second is the relief-form by which she makes trees, animals and flowers and third is the 2D-dancing figures of tribals.

Hum hamar ghar ma bhi aeisa hi kaam kart rahat hai, (I have been doing the same work at my house too) said Sonabai. A mixture of clay, bamboo dust, and wood dust is used to make the dough. While the dough and the bulk of the work is done by Sonabai's family, she provides final touches to all the figures. A series of Krishna Leela is drawn on some of the walls.