One of the most ancient arts in INDIA originated about 3000 years is KALAMKARI. 

The word kalamkari is derived from the words kalam and Kari. Kalam means pen with which the drawings are drawn, and Kari means craftsmanship.

The kalamkari artists make use special pens which are particularly crafted for this purpose from the bamboo tree. 

Paintings created with the help of free-flowing pen, Srikalahasti Kalamkari is a distinctive art in India. This art is a twelve step process done on cotton or silk fabric using natural dyes. From the first representation of Kalamkari art as religious painting, depicting India gods and goddesses to the process of gaining recognition till today, this art has come a long way.

LEARN THE TRADITIONAL KALAMKARI UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MASTER CRAFTSMAN. 
THIS WORKSHOP INCLUDES THE COMPLETE PROCESS FROM FABRIC PREPARATION TO DYEING AND FINISHING OF THE FABRIC. 

List of Material Inclusive

1. 1/4th meter Cotton Fabric
2. Organic Dyes 
3. Kalam
4. Charcoal Stick 
And all other material and stationery to be used during the workshop 

And not to forget what you take !!!
You take a wonderful naturally dyed wall hanging back with you to decorate your home and a wonderful experience of learning from the Master Craftsman . 
For any queries call us or email us 
Fees: 4000/- Inclusive of all Material 

Date and Time: 1st and 2nd December 2018, from 12.30 pm to 4.30 pm.
Duration of the event: 4 hours Each day for 2 days 
Venue: The Arts Village
No. 57, 58, 60, St. Marks Road, Bengaluru - 560001.