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Hand Embroidery Workshops: Learn 25+ Traditional Styles

bySameekshaVisit studio in Koramangala; Service available across BengaluruStarts from1,200 per pieceView full gallery

Embroidery is more than decoration; it is a way to find patience and focus. At my studio in Koramangala, I teach the art of slow, mindful stitching, helping you create beautiful, tangible pieces while rediscovering the joy of working with your hands.

It is always lovely to teach a group of hand embroidery enthusiasts. This photo captures the focus and dedication of my students during a workshop.

A student deeply engaged in learning Kasuti embroidery. My workshops provide hands-on guidance to help you master traditional techniques.

I was delighted to host design students from Bagalkot at my studio. Here, they are examining an Ilkal saree with Kasuti work. These interactions are a great learning experience for everyone.

More photos from the visit of SKV School of Design students. It was an interactive session where we discussed marketing, handloom, and the importance of craft.

A student from the SKV School of Design looking through my mother's old tailoring and embroidery journal. It's a piece of my personal history that I love to share.

An announcement for my workshops on making Kasuti phone inserts and crazy patchwork. I offer classes on a variety of techniques for different projects.

An informational post for my Kasuti embroidery workshop in London. By the end of the session, each participant takes home a bookmark they've crafted themselves.

A sampler showing the same Kasuti stitch done in different variations and colors. In my workshops, you learn how a single stitch can be used to create many different effects.

Another example of a Kasuti sampler. Learning this craft is a proven stress buster and a wonderful way to practice mindfulness.

Three Kasuti samplers showing different colorways and patterns. I offer group sessions where you can learn this meditative art from an expert.

About Workshops & The Joy of Learning

Unlike large, generic classes, my workshops are intentionally small to ensure I can provide hands-on technical guidance. Whether you are learning the geometric precision of Kasuti or the running stitches of Kantha, I focus on the 'how'—ensuring your knots are hidden and your work is reversible. All necessary materials are provided, so you only need to bring yourself and a willingness to slow down.

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