Traditional Chappara & Natural Decor Training in Bengaluru

Here you can see the detailed process of creating a chappara. My team is weaving coconut leaf mats and creating decorative elements, skills that I teach in-depth in my course.

Learning to weave a coconut leaf mat is a fundamental skill for traditional decoration. I teach my students the entire process, from preparing the leaves to weaving different patterns.

I believe in doing the work with our own hands. Here, my team and I are weaving checkered-pattern coconut leaf mats, a popular design for traditional chapparas.

The art is in the details. Here, my students are learning to create small, decorative flowers from tender coconut leaves, which are used to add a special touch to chappara designs.

This is a large chappara we built for a wedding house. You can see the intricate weaving patterns and how we assemble the entire structure on-site, a process you will learn in my course.

A behind-the-scenes look at my team constructing a chappara. We build the base structure and then carefully attach the hand-woven coconut leaf mats.

The process of building a grand chappara requires teamwork and skill. Here, my team is working on-site to assemble a large entrance arch for a wedding.

Before the decoration begins, the basic structure must be strong. Here you can see my team setting up the wooden frame for a large chappara at a wedding venue.

Adding the finishing touches to a chappara pillar. We teach you how to attach decorative elements like these hand-made leaf flowers to make the design stand out.