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Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Madhubani painting, a centuries-old art form originating from the Mithila region of Bihar, India. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to delve into the colorful narratives and intricate patterns that define Madhubani art. Known for its distinctive styles, themes, and the use of natural dyes, Madhubani painting is not just an artistic endeavor but a doorway to India`s rich cultural heritage. Whether you`re an art enthusiast, a curious beginner, or looking for a creative outlet, this workshop is designed to inspire and educate participants of all skill levels. Event Highlights: Cultural Insight: Begin with an introduction to the history and cultural significance of Madhubani painting, understanding its roots and evolution over time. Techniques and Tools: Learn about the traditional techniques used in Madhubani art, including the preparation of natural dyes and the use of bamboo pens and brushes. Themes and Motifs: Explore the common themes depicted in Madhubani paintings, such as Hindu deities, nature, social events, and daily life, and their symbolic meanings. Hands-On Experience: Under the guidance of skilled instructors, participants will create their own Madhubani painting, applying the techniques and themes discussed to produce a piece of art to take home. Creative Expression: This workshop encourages personal expression and creativity, allowing participants to interpret traditional motifs in their own style, fostering a personal connection with the art form. Who Should Attend? This workshop is perfect for anyone interested in traditional arts, cultural heritage, or looking for a creative way to express themselves. No prior painting experience is required – just an interest in learning about and engaging with a unique form of Indian art.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Small World: Koramangala 5th block, Bengaluru, 18th Main Road, 138/B, 5th Cross Rd, KHB Colony, 5th Block, Koramangala, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560034, India, Bangalore
Tickets
INR 999
