Nature Art and Natural Dyeing Workshops

The moment of reveal is always my favorite. Seeing the joy on everyone's faces as they unfurl their own unique, naturally dyed creations is what makes every workshop so special.

The simple, rhythmic act of Tatakizome, or flower pounding, is a wonderfully meditative process. It's a chance to slow down and watch as nature’s pigments bloom right onto the fabric under your hands.

Look at that proud smile! I love seeing little artists bring their imagination to life. In this block printing session, we used safe, non-toxic inks to create wearable art that also teaches about our beautiful animal kingdom.

This Dabu printed rug was a true labor of love, created using the traditional mud-resist techniques from Rajasthan. Holding the finished piece reminds me of the incredible history and skill embedded in India's heritage crafts.

A splash of nature's happiest colors! These t-shirts are hand-dyed using botanical sources like indigo, marigold, and madder root. Each one is a unique, wearable piece of art that’s gentle on your skin and the planet.

People often ask me, "En Madtidiya?" which means "What are you doing?" in Kannada. Here’s the story of how my mother's curious question became the heart and name of my creative journey.

Our classroom is often the great outdoors, like here in Bangalore's beautiful Cubbon Park. There's nothing better than creating together under the trees, surrounded by the very inspiration for our art.