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Learn Floral Hair Accessories Making in Thane

byPriti Flower ArtIn-person classes at workshop in Kolshet, ThaneStarts from₹4,500 per workshopView full gallery

Whether you want to create traditional Koli Veni for family functions or master the skills to start your own floral art business, I teach you the exact techniques for perfect finishing. Come learn the art of hair adornments at my Kolshet studio.

My students learning to make three different types of 'Ambada Jaali' or floral hair nets. This traditional hair accessory requires precision, and I teach the technique to get the finishing just right.

Here, students are practicing new hair accessories like the lotus, butterfly, and peacock designs. These unique hair clips are my original patterns that I teach in the advanced class.

These are custom 'Karavli Koli Veni' hairpieces, a traditional accessory for the Koli community. I teach how to make these specialized items, including the custom lettering, to meet specific client needs.

Gajra practice in session. Students learn to make different kinds of gajras, including how to use flower painting techniques to create vibrant, multi-colored designs as seen here.

Students learning to make artificial jewellery and a tiara. This delicate floral tiara made of baby's breath is a popular accessory for brides and bridesmaids.

This is a hair brooch making session. Students learn to create these beautiful accessories using various flowers and also practice coloring techniques to create custom shades.

A demonstration of how to create a beautiful floral bracelet using purple orchid petals and jasmine buds, finished with elegant kundan pieces.

About Mastering Floral Hair Accessories

Most people think gajra making is just looping flowers, but the real secret is in the wiring gauge and the painting technique I show you. In my classes, we spend hours getting the Ambada Jaali (hair net) tension right because that is the difference between a loose, messy structure and one that stays perfect throughout a long event.

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Priti Flower Art

In-person classes at workshop in Kolshet, ThaneStarts from ₹4,500 per workshop

I am Priti, and I believe that if you are going to put in the time to learn, you should learn to create work that has its own rubab. In my Kolshet workshop, we do not just copy pictures from the internet, we learn the hard work behind every wire and petal to make sure your art stands out.

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