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Hand Embroidery Workshops and Creative Craft Classes in Bengaluru

bySameekshaWorkshops hosted at studio in KoramangalaStarts from300 per session (2 hours)View full gallery

Whether you are a complete beginner or looking for a calm, creative escape from the city, our Koramangala studio offers a space to learn the timeless art of hand embroidery. Join us to find focus, master traditional stitches, and connect with fellow enthusiasts.

A group of happy students proudly displaying their finished mirror work samplers. It was a wonderful experience teaching these enthusiasts who were so intrigued by the techniques.

A look back at when I used to teach Indian hand embroidery to my Japanese students. I always admired their dedication and deep appreciation for our culture, from embroidery and Rangoli to cooking and yoga.

My grandkids, ages 9 and 5, spending their vacation time learning hand embroidery. The elder one said he felt calm and productive, while the younger one declared himself an artist.

Our youngest student, just 11 years old, learning hand embroidery during her summer vacation. It was a joy to teach someone so young and passionate about learning this beautiful skill.

Guiding a student during a Kasuti workshop. I provide step-by-step help to ensure everyone feels confident and enjoys the process of learning.

A glimpse of our mirror work workshop in session. You can see the focus and engagement of the students as they learn to frame mirrors with thread.

It is always lovely to teach a bunch of hand embroidery enthusiasts. This picture captures their deep involvement and dedication to the craft.

A quiet moment of concentration during one of our embroidery sessions. The studio is a place to unwind and focus on the simple, repetitive motion of the needle and thread.

Another session of our Hand Embroidery Club, where a love for stitching brings us together. You can see a young learner joining in, proving that this craft is for all ages.

Glimpses from a recent Kasuti workshop. My studio is filled with conversation and creativity as students learn the history and techniques of this heritage craft.

About A Meditative Space: Our Workshops & Embroidery Club

When you join us, you will learn more than just how to pull thread through fabric. We focus on techniques like Kasuti, which demands total neatness on both sides of the cloth—no knots allowed. It is a slow, methodical process that encourages you to set aside your phone, breathe, and enjoy the rhythm of the needle.

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