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My students from Batch 11 created this entire floral shela (duppatta) by themselves in just five and a half hours. I teach the technique, and they create magic with perfect finishing. This is what hands-on learning looks like.

My work is built on kashta, or hard work, and quality. I don't copy designs. I create my own, and I teach you to do the same, so your art has its own unique style and rubab.

Haldi and Mehendi ceremonies are incomplete without floral jewellery. In my class, you will learn to create multiple styles of Haldi dagine, from simple sets to elaborate designs, ensuring you can cater to any client's request.

Don't just take my word for it. Listen to what my students, like Kavita from Uran, have to say. She already knew some basics but joined my class to learn the professional techniques that I have perfected over years.

A key part of my 15-day course is teaching you how to run a business. I personally take my students to the Dadar flower market to teach them how to identify and source the best quality fresh flowers like orchids, roses, and carnations.

You will learn to create more than just jewellery. Here, my students are working together to make a large, decorative floral umbrella, a popular and high-value item for wedding entrances and special events.

This butterfly-themed jewellery set, made with real flowers, is one of my original designs. I will teach you the techniques to create such intricate and unique pieces that will make your work stand out.