Top Rajasthan Painting Classes

Pichwai is called the art of god. The artists depict the moods of god himself on the canvas. Pichwai - the name means ‘backdrop’, literally were decorations placed as the backdrop for the Lord Shrinathji (a form of Lord Krishna) idol. Today art lovers from around the world take joy in re creating this heritage art which so beautifully defines Rajasthani culture.

Create an eco friendly clay Ganesha. Ganesha is a much loved God in India. learn to create with a step by step instructions by experienced teachers. have fun while creating art.

In this personalized live experience of Marble painting, the participants will learn under the mentor Prof Bhawani Shankar Sharma, an artist whose work has not only been exhibited throughout India in several galleries and shows but also been presented in several international exhibitions. While giving special and personalized attention to everyone, he makes sure that no one misses out on any information or learnings. The workshop is held at his studio only, so the participants also get to see the maestro's personal exhibits. Traces of wall paintings are found on Shekhawati structures erected by Muslim Nawabs, Rajputs, and Banias dating back to the 17th century. The wall painting of Ajanta, Bagh, and Cochin are some examples of the same. The art piece created at the end of the workshop can be taken back as a souvenir along with a certificate.

You will learn how to paint in the style and subject of your choice with this art project. We have multiple choices if you choose on something that suits your painting style. You can expand your understanding of tantra, yoga, and meditation art in addition to learning about the artworks. We also have spiritual stories that you can use to learn more about Pushkar.

Miniature paintings show the incredibly detailed visual narratives of royalty in Rajasthan. Workshop artist Asharam Meghwal won the National Award in 2001 for his significant contribution and also has 45 years of experience and was trained by great teachers, such as Kripal Singh, Nathulalji and Durgeshji. This experience offers to learn the arts from the roots and thus helps to better connect to the history and reasons behind the emergence of the arts.

In this personalized live experience of Gold Emboss painting, the participants will learn under the mentor Dr. Jyoti Swaroop Sharma, an expert on painting on oil or watercolor, realistic art, or traditional style artist. He is also an expert in painting and embossing on leather with gold and silver. He received the State Award for mastering gold emboss on leather in 1992 and the National Award in 1999. While giving special and personalized attention to everyone, he makes sure that no one misses out on any information or learnings. The workshop is held at his studio only, so the participants also get to see the maestro's personal exhibits. Emboss painting is a form of painting on a cloth which when ironed, appears to be raised or embossed, giving it a beautiful 3-d appearance. 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 Pichwai painting, in Harsh Nagar, the participants will learn under an artist indulged in this form since childhood. The artist is passionate about preserving and spreading this art and draws his inspiration from the ever-lasting, glorious, mythical tales of Lord Krishna. 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. Pichwai itself comes from the Sanskrit words, ‘pitch’ which means back and ‘wais’ meaning hanging. It, therefore, means traditional paintings that are hanging behind the idol of Shrinathji on the walls of the temples located in Nathdwara district. The art piece created at the end of the workshop can be taken back as a souvenir along with a certificate.

In this personalised live experience of miniature painting, the participants will learn under the mentor Padam Shri S. Shakir Ali, a renowned miniature painter who specialises in the Mughal style of painting. He has been painting from the age of fifteen guidance of renowned painters, Ram Gopal Vijayvargiya and Ved Pal Sharma. While giving special and personalised attention to everyone, he makes sure that no one misses out on any information or learnings. The workshop is held at his studio only, so the participants also get to see the maestro's personal exhibits. Originated in the 16th century, this art form is known for its incredibly detailed and elaborate style of images created on a highly minute canvas to bring out enchanting visuals. The art form was first commissioned by Rajput kings to preserve the royal festivities in a narrative format The art piece created at the end of the workshop can be taken back as a souvenir along with a certificate.

Visit Sanganer, a small town near Jaipur that is known the world over for its colorful textiles and handmade block printing designs. The colorful freshly dyed fabrics that are put out in the sun to dry, walls splashed with color and the smell of dyes are part of a unique and memorable experience. Visit a local factory and watch the artisans at work. You can even try your hand at block printing.

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.

Learn about its story, grammar, colors, motifs, and special characteristics. You will be learning Madhubani patterns and then make an art form in the workshop. The paintings are traditionally based on mythological stories and pastoral symbols. Even though this art is centuries old, it has preserved its original style and contents in its native land of Mithila. The painting style is well known for its vibrant colors, unique borders, symbolism and mythological stories.