Top Jodhpur Craft Classes

Tie-dye has been a popular fabric art in India for many generations, and with this activity, you can learn how to make some of your own creations from master textile artist Chippa Mohammed Ishaq. With this private, 3-hour course, you'll learn all about tie-dye, from technique to artistry. Together with your instructor, you'll make your own souvenir piece that you can take home.

In this personalized live experience of engraving bone, the participants will learn under the mentor Jakir Hussain, an artist who is hell-bent to protect, conserve, and spread this dying art form. The artist is passionate about preserving and spreading this art through youth. While giving special and personalized attention to everyone, he makes sure that no one misses out on any information or learning. The workshop is held at his studio only, so the participants also get to see the maestro's personal exhibits. This is a unique art of creating art forms by carving into animal bones in which the bones acquired by legal means once the animals are dead. The art piece created at the end of the workshop can be taken back as a souvenir along with a certificate.

In this 2 hours experience of engraving Dhaal and Talwar, the participants will learn under an artist whose family has been practicing this form for more than 250 yrs. The artist is passionate about preserving and spreading this handmade art which is his family legacy. While giving special and personalized attention to everyone, he makes sure that no one misses out on any information or learning. The workshop is held at his studio only, so the participants also get to see the maestro's personal exhibits. Engraving is the practice of incising a design onto a hard, usually flat surface by cutting grooves into it with a burin. The art piece created at the end of the workshop can be taken back as a souvenir along with a certificate.

In this personalized live experience of multi-style painting, the participants will learn under the mentor Lal Singh Bhati, an artist whoe has created over 20,000 paintings, many of which are in the Jodhpur School of Rajasthani Miniature Painting, which usually depicts aristocracy and figures from Hindu mythology. While giving special and personalized attention to everyone, he makes sure that no one misses out on any information or learning. The workshop is held at his studio only, so the participants also get to see the maestro's personal exhibits. Multi-style painting involves the use of different structures and forms to create a single piece of work. It was initiated in the Mughal court. The art piece created at the end of the workshop can be taken back as a souvenir along with a certificate.