Traditional Indian Art Workshops in Koramangala
Discover the rhythmic patterns of Lippan art, the intricate storytelling of Kerala murals, and the earthy beauty of Gond painting. Whether you are a complete beginner or looking to refine your technique, our guided sessions in Koramangala help you create something authentic with your own hands.
Our Lippan Art workshop poster, inviting you to explore this traditional mud and mirror art form from Kutch, Gujarat. These classes are held regularly at our Koramangala studio for all skill levels.
A close-up of a Lippan art piece in progress, showing the delicate clay work that forms the base of the design. We teach you how to create these traditional patterns before the mirrors are added.
This completed Lippan art panel showcases the beautiful combination of textured clay and reflective mirror work. In our classes, you'll create your own decorative piece from start to finish.
This fabric painting is inspired by the traditional Sohrai folk art style. Our workshops explore various regional art forms, teaching you how to adapt their unique motifs onto different surfaces like cloth.
An example of the vibrant and imaginative Gond art style taught in our workshops. You will learn how to create the distinctive patterns and lively figures that make this tribal art form so unique.
Watch one of our talented students work on a large-scale traditional Indian painting. We support artists taking on ambitious projects, providing the space and guidance needed to realize their vision.
About Indian Folk & Traditional Art
We keep our groups small, typically between 4 to 8 people, so you get direct guidance with the intricate detailing and clay work involved in traditional forms like Lippan, Kerala Mural, or glass painting. You do not need to bring supplies; we provide the MDF boards, specialized mirrors, and clay, and you walk out with a finished piece ready to hang.
Indian folk art is less about perfection and more about the connection to the craft. At our Koramangala studio, we break down these complex regional styles into manageable, step-by-step sessions.
What to Expect
Whether you are trying your hand at Lippan Kaam—the mud and mirror art from Kutch—or learning the vibrant, dotted narrative style of Gond tribal art, our focus is on building your confidence. We provide all the necessary materials, including professional-grade acrylics, outliners, and bases, so you only need to show up.
Popular Folk Art Styles We Teach
- Lippan Art: Learn the traditional clay-rolling technique and mirror placement on MDF boards.
- Kerala Murals: Explore the distinctive color palette and fluid line work of these temple art forms.
- Gond Art: Master the pattern-based filling techniques that bring these tribal motifs to life.
- Sohrai Painting: Discover the bold, earthy aesthetics inspired by village wall art.
Practical Details
Most of our traditional art workshops run for 2.5 to 3 hours, giving you enough time to complete a 10 to 12-inch decor piece. These classes are beginner-friendly and perfect for anyone looking to step away from screens and create something with their hands. If you are looking to create larger installations or personalized home decor, we also offer extended guidance on finishing techniques like varnishing and sealing to ensure your art lasts.
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