Traditional miniature painting class at Pacific Art
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Udaipur, India
- 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.)
- Mobile ticket
- Offered in: English
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Overview
Learn the art of traditional Rajasthani miniature painting with this private lesson, led by an art teacher. You'll learn about the techniques necessary to create fine pieces of artwork, generally painted using tiny brushes made from a single hair. At the end of your class, you'll have a creation that you can take home with you as a unique, homemade souvenir.
- Learn miniature painting from a professional instructor
- Coffee/tea and water will be served
- All materials and tools will be provided
- Private class ensures personal attention from your teacher
What's Included
- Coffee and/or Tea
- Bottled water
- All art materials needed to create your own masterpiece
- Free WiFi available
Meeting and Pickup
Meeting point
- Pacific Art Udaipur192 Naga Nagri, o/s, Chandpole (by main gate of Leela Palace Hotel, behind mosque, Cheerwa, Ambamata, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313004, India
Pacific Art is a shop near to both the Leela Palace Hotel *main* gate and the Masjid. Please come to the shop for your painting class.
End point
This activity ends back at the meeting point.Arranged start time
Confirm time with the local provider in advance of your experience.
- 09/02/2019 - 06/10/2027
Monday - Sunday : 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
What To Expect
Additional Info
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Most travelers can participate
- This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
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Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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Reviews
4.9
based on 161 reviews
Marian_V, Jan 2026
We had a fabulous experience learning about the history, family business and painting techniques. Highly recommended.
Kritika_S, Jul 2025
Fun day with Naresh and Jitu - they were so friendly and kind. But most of all, they were so patient as we learned how to paint peacocks. Additionally, they had a massive collection of incredible miniature paintings for sale
Yixiang_Z, Mar 2025
Incredible experience, the brothers are clearly passionate about their art and are keen to share it with the world. We had a fabulous time.
Marita_M, Mar 2024
After some explications on miniature painting by Jeetu and his brother we started the class. Very good guidance by Jeetu throughout the class. One only realizes how difficult this kind of painting is once one tries to do it. Very interesting experience worthwhile doing. Plus we had fun.
Jacqui_E, Oct 2023
The art class was just me and the teacher. I found the techniques interesting and enjoyed the experience of learning how to paint miniatures. Unfortunately the art teacher's father had died one month before and throughout the class I had 90 minutes of the sadness of the family, how he had to support his mother and family, how they had to support 26 other artists, how difficult life was after Covid, how they couldnt afford rents etc. (they could afford pretty chunky god jewellery). I did feel sorry for him (though you do get a lot of these kind of stories as part of the sales pitch in tourist India), I have also recently lost my father and found it all rather triggering. The sympathy didnt seem to work both ways! It was a pretty depressing hour an a half. Once the class had finished the fun began. The older brother joined us. He shut the door of the shop so I was alone with these 2 men. The older brother then started the hard sell. The paintings they were selling were expensive (£250-600+). I explained I was also an artist and didnt have that kind of money but they went on and on and on, reducing me to tears. Even at that point the older brother continued pressuring me - while saying they didnt pressure their customers! I was extremely intimidated and felt it was an abusive sales technique. They were subtle and controlling - get me into a state of feeling sorry for them, closing the door so I felt isolated, then building up the pressure relentlessly. I eventually paid £40 for a painting I didnt really want, just to get away - and even at that point the older brother started packing up one of the more expensive pictures as well. Luckily my husband came to find me as I had been an hour longer than we had planned, and he put a stop to it. I'm not usually susceptible to this kind of pressure, maybe I was more vulnerable as I had also lost a parent, but I found the whole experience extremely upsetting and abusive, and it completely ruined the art class, which in itself was interesting.
Jessica_P, Aug 2023
The instructor was very supportive, and the painting itself was wonderfully relaxing. It was also a wonderful way to learn more about Rajathani art art in general. I would highly recommend this class!
Response from Host, Aug 2023
Thank you for your very kind review Jessica. We are so happy that you enjoyed your painting class. It was our pleasure to meet you and we hope to see you again. Namaste 🙏
Shruti_A, Sep 2021
The best experience ever!!!!
The whole workshop was very relaxing and therapeutic and we enjoyed every bit of it.
Surely the highlight of my trip to Udaipur✨
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