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Indian Folk Art Traditions Workshops

bySoojata AroraOnline, at Malviya Nagar studio, or your venue across Delhi NCRStarts from500 Per WorkshopView full gallery

Discover the rhythm of Madhubani, the storytelling of Gond, and the simplicity of Warli art. Join me for step-by-step sessions that help you find your creative peace.

A glimpse into the colors of Mithila. This video showcases several Madhubani paintings, known for their intricate line work, double borders, and motifs from nature and mythology.

A beautiful Madhubani bird painting created by a student named Rachna in our online workshop. The detailed patterns on the bird and leaves are simply stunning.

Student Shivani Gupta proudly holding her completed Madhubani painting. It's wonderful to see participants connect with this traditional art form from their own homes.

This vibrant Madhubani artwork by Sarbani Sengupta features a colorful bird surrounded by flowers, showcasing the artist's excellent use of color and pattern.

Lakshmi Vasireddy's take on the traditional Madhubani bird motif. The bold colors and clean lines make this a truly eye-catching piece.

A collection of some of the incredible works done by students in our online Madhubani Art Workshop. Each piece tells its own unique story.

Student Rita Gupta with her beautiful Madhubani painting. My online workshops are designed to be step-by-step, making it easy for anyone to learn.

A stunning Gond art piece by Sri Vidhya Bharathi from our online workshop. Gond art is known for its intricate patterns of dots and dashes that fill the entire canvas.

Shivani Gupta's beautiful rendition of the Gond peacock motif. The vibrant colors and detailed patterns are a hallmark of this tribal art form.

A showcase of some of the amazing artworks created by students during our online Gond Art Workshop. Their passion and talent shine through.

About Indian Folk Art Traditions

You do not need to be a pro or even know how to draw a straight line to join these sessions. In my studio, we use a bit of creative jugaad to handle the tricky parts, so you can focus entirely on the rhythm of the lines and the joy of the colors. Whether we are detailing a Madhubani peacock or dotting a Gond tree, the goal is for you to leave with a piece you are proud of and a little more sukoon than you arrived with.

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