Top India Craft Classes - page 2

We run a small studio within our residential apartment in Mumbai where we conduct a two-part guided tour. The first part of the guided tour involves taking guests through the private collection of dolls, masks, and figurines. About 300 of these pieces are on display at the Studio. We talk about the historical, geographical, social, and cultural significance of the pieces and craft forms. We also talk about folk stories, legends, indigenous tribes, and textiles and share interesting anecdotes from our travels. Crafts form an intrinsic component of culture and given India's diverse heritage, this tour touches upon history, art, cultural norms, traditions, and beliefs. The second part is a walkthrough of drawings on different themes - from motherhood to the explosiveness of the mind, isolation experienced during the recent pandemic, and drawings inspired by our travels through rural pockets of the country. Our collection has been lauded by PM Narendra Modi's Office.

Tie-dye has been a popular fabric art in India for many generations, and with this activity, you can learn how to make some of your own creations from master textile artist Chippa Mohammed Ishaq. With this private, 3-hour course, you'll learn all about tie-dye, from technique to artistry. Together with your instructor, you'll make your own souvenir piece that you can take home.

Discover the coastal city of Kochi on a traditional Indian tuk-tuk during this private excursion. Zip around the streets of Kochi as you explore the city’s key landmarks including Fort Kochi, the traditional Chinese fishing nets, the Jewish Quarter, and the Dutch Palace. Learn about the rich history of the city and its mix of cultures from your guide and sit down to a traditional Keralese meal for lunch.

Visit Jaipur like a local, in an autorickshaw (or tuk-tuk, as they are called in Southeast Asia) with this full-day sightseeing tour. Your driver will pick you up at your hotel and show you all sorts of local attractions, including the City Palace, the Palace of Winds or "Hawa Mahal," the Jantar Mantar observatory, and Amber Fort.

Enjoy an intimate, half-day experience with one of Odisha’s master artisans during this private pattachitra workshop. Learn how to make a painted cloth scroll native to Odisha. Listen to a brief history of the time-honored art form and watch a live demonstration. Get hands-on guidance as you create an object you can take back home. Breakfast, lunch, and all art materials are included.

On Rajasthan Village Tour you will enjoy Rajasthani food & culture,Camel Cart Safari, Traditional Indian Kitchen Session, Indian Farm Visit, local sports & fun activities.

Discover the art of traditional block printing in Jaipur’s vibrant center. In this hands-on workshop, learn about the history of block printing. You’ll experiment with color combinations and layering techniques to create your own unique prints. Apply your skills to create a beautiful hand-printed piece Tote bag and Cushion cover ( 2 Products) to take home as lasting souvenirs of your creative experience in Jaipur.

Jaipur has long been known for its tradition of block printing, in which fabric is printed using natural dies and hand-carved wooden stamps. With this workshop, you'll not only learn all about the process that goes into making a block-printed piece of fabric, but you'll also get to try your hand at block-printing yourself—and take home your creation.

Create an eco friendly clay Ganesha. Ganesha is a much loved God in India. learn to create with a step by step instructions by experienced teachers. have fun while creating art.

Learn the time-honored art of Meenakari, or enameled metalworks, during this private workshop in Jaipur. Get hands-on instruction from an award-winning artist whose family has practiced this intricate craft form for over four centuries. Workshops include all materials and a complimentary coffee or tea, plus your own original art object as a take-home souvenir.

Choose convenient options of Guided tour making easy to accommodate with skip the long lines and explore Taj and Agra Fort learning about the history of the imperial city of the Mughal rulers.

See a different side of Agra by learning about the many handicraft workshops in the city, where skilled artisans still create crafts by hand. This walking tour lets you peek into this world and meet the craftspeople. It’s also a prime opportunity to buy souvenirs at a much better price than in any store.

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