Creative Festival Workshops for Kids in Delhi
Celebrate festivals with your kids by making memories and masterpieces! We turn special days into hands-on learning moments where children craft their own festive decor and gifts from scratch.
Our Dussehra workshop is an event in itself. Students work together to build huge Ravana effigies from paper and recycled materials, learning about mythology and teamwork along the way.
More amazing creations from our Dussehra workshop. Each child gets to contribute to and take pride in these large, colorful Ravana figures, complete with multiple heads and festive details.
A glimpse of the proud artists with their finished Ravana crafts from our Dussehra workshop. It's a joy to see them stand next to their impressive, larger-than-life creations.
The workshop in full swing. Here, you can see our students busy assembling and decorating the Ravana effigies, a hands-on activity that brings the story of Dussehra to life.
We guide children in sculpting their own eco-friendly Ganesha idols from clay during our popular Ganesh Chaturthi workshop. They learn to shape the clay and add beautiful decorations.
Another look at our Ganesh Chaturthi workshop, where a young artist carefully molds the clay. We provide a serene and inspiring environment for this special festive craft.
The finished masterpieces. Students proudly display the beautiful Ganesha idols they created and decorated, ready to be taken home for the festival celebrations.
About this collection
We take festivals beyond just celebration, giving kids a chance to build the decor themselves. In our Dussehra sessions, for example, students don't just watch; they assemble large-scale Ravana effigies using paper and recycled materials, learning about balance and structure while they craft. It is messy, and incredibly rewarding to see them stand proudly next to a figure they built with their own two hands.
At our Saraswati Vihar studio, we believe every festival is an opportunity for a new creative challenge. Our workshops are designed to be short, intensive bursts of learning where kids move from theory to a finished, tangible product.
What we make
Whether it is molding eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols for Ganesh Chaturthi or assembling chocolate bouquets for Rakshabandhan, we focus on materials that engage the senses.
The 'Best Out of Waste' Philosophy
Sustainability is at the core. You will see us repurposing everyday items into festive magic, like turning old cardboard and paint into Shubh Labh wall hangings for Diwali or arranging leaves and flowers for a Krishna Jhula. We show kids that they don't need fancy store-bought items to create something beautiful.
Why parents choose us
We keep batch sizes small (6-8 kids per table). This ensures that whether your child is struggling with a paintbrush or perfecting a glue-gun technique, they have the mentorship they need to finish their project successfully.
More than just crafts
We integrate cultural stories and teamwork into the process. The Dussehra workshop is a prime example, where kids work in teams to construct Ravana effigies, learning that cooperation is just as important as creativity. These sessions are perfect for keeping children engaged during school holidays with something that yields a beautiful, take-home result.
Amozish
We are Amozish, a hub where kids come to explore their passions. Over the last 7 years, we have been running these workshops in Pitampura because we love seeing that moment of pride when a child shouts, "Dekho, ban gaya!" (Look, did I make it?).
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