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Floral Jewellery Making Classes

In-person classes at workshop in Kolshet, Thane

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Kolshet, Kolshet, Thane West, Thane, Maharashtra 400607, India

Close to Majiwada, Kapurbawdi, Balkum, Viviana Mall, Upvan Lake

I teach practical, in-person floral jewellery making in 15 days, covering real and artificial pieces for events, hair accessories, and business skills so you can work professionally or start your own venture.

Priti Flower Art

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Professional 15-Day Floral Jewellery Masterclass

Course Logistics

Duration: 15 consecutive days (excluding Sundays), 4 hours daily.
Location: Hands-on training at the Kolshet, Thane studio.
Certification: Priti Flower Art completion certificate awarded upon finishing.

All-Inclusive Materials

Fresh Blooms: Daily supply of roses, tuberoses, and premium stems like orchids and gypsophila.
Hardware: Full access to professional pliers, cutters, wire gauges (24/26/28), and floral tapes.
Decor: Unlimited use of pearls, patches, ribbons, and skeleton frames for heavy structures.

Curriculum Highlights

Bridal Sets: Create complete Haldi and Mehendi looks including chokers, long necklaces, maang tikkas, and haathphools.
Hair Artistry: Master traditional Koli Veni, designer round and flat gajras, and wire-based tiaras.
Specialty Items: Learn Halava (sugar bead) jewellery and deity garlands for festivals.

Advanced Structures & Business

The Big Builds: Construct a full-size floral umbrella and weave intricate floral net dupattas.
Business 101: Includes vendor sourcing lists, preservation hacks, and pricing strategies for launching your brand.

3-Day Floral Essentials Workshop

Workshop Overview

Duration: 2 to 3 days (typically weekends) customized for quick learning.
Supplies: All necessary fresh flowers (Roses/Tagar) and wiring tools provided for in-class projects.

Choose Your Module

Bridal Focus: Learn flower handling and wiring to create a standard jewellery set (Necklace, Maang Tikka, Earrings).
Festive Focus: Master the art of Deity Garlands (Haar), Mukuts, and basic Gajras for Ganpati or Shravan.

Key Differences

Scope: Focuses strictly on essential techniques; excludes complex weaving patterns.
Exclusions: Does not cover heavy structures like umbrellas, net dupattas, or business vendor lists.

About Floral Jewellery Making Classes

What Makes My Classes Different

Kasa aahe na, you’ll see straight away - I don’t teach from some copy-paste syllabus. I work hard on each piece, and I show you how to do the same. This 15-day course isn’t just a hobby class. It’s a practical journey to becoming a floral artist who can make professional-level pieces with perfect finishing.

What You’ll Learn

Full sets for Haldi & Mehendi using both real and artificial flowers (Haldi floral jewellery workshop style).
Jewellery for Dohale Jevan, Halava sets for Sankranti, and wedding garlands.
Gajras - traditional and modern Jipsi styles.
Hair nets (Ambada Jaali), at least 3 types. Even classic Koli Veni and creative hair brooches, tiaras, and more (floral hair accessories making course covered).
Big pieces like a floral umbrella, dupatta weaving, and decorative dhanushban.
Crowns and garlands for Bappa and other deities.

Turning Skills Into a Business

If you want to start your own business, I guide you on:

Where to source good materials and how to use them.
All about different flowers, including painting tricks.
Basics of marketing, so you can actually earn from your art (start floral jewellery business tips).

Class Details

15 days, fully in-person at my Kolshet, Thane West workshop.
Group learning, but I make sure everyone gets hands-on help.
Not just technique - you’ll leave with your own identity as a floral artist.

Kalal na? (You get it, right?) If you want to make something truly unique, let’s get started.

Meet your Expert

Priti Flower Art

98 connects in last 3 months

My Story

Hi, I’m Priti from Thane. Me and my kashta (hard work) go hand in hand, no copy-paste here. My art has its own rubab (swag), you’ll see. Teaching girls is joy, especially when they make chhan kaam (nice work) - mast feeling! For me, making jewellery is seva (service) too. Once, I got to offer my own veni and haar at Tuljabhavani Mandir on Gurupurnima. My art, my devotion.