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Madhubani Art Workshop – Rooftop Specials

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Madhubani Art Workshop – Rooftop Specials

Why take this Madhubani Art Workshop – Rooftop Specials?

  1. Create a stunning piece of art
  2. Experience happiness and stress relief
  3. Get an introduction to Indian traditional art forms
  4. Receive a certificate for attending the workshop from Rooftop
  5. Learn from the best in the industry

Madhubani art is the crowning glory of Mithila, Bihar. This colourful, women-centric art form captures the attention of both novice and experienced artists with its deeply symbolic motifs, vibrant colour palettes and charming art styles.

Join this Madhubani art workshop to experience its captivating narratives and transform your art with its cultural narratives.

Is this workshop for you?

  1. If you love learning about Indian art
    If you want to experience this colourful art form from Mithila
    If you’re a student, homemaker, entrepreneur, artist, or working professional; looking for a novel artistic experience
    If you want to develop a closer relationship with Indian art and culture

Then this is the workshop for you!

Materials Required

  1. A4 size art paper
  2. Black and red fine-point pen
    (Gel pens, sketch pens will also work)
  3. Basic stationery – pencil, eraser, ruler

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Madhubani Art Workshop – Rooftop Specials

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Who will teach?

Ritu Jain Rooftop Artist

  • Ritu Jain is a self-taught artist with a background in architecture and urban design
  • She excels in Indian folk art, paper craft, clay work, murals and embroidery
  • In the past 5 years, she has hosted more than 500 online art workshops
  • Her major expertise lies in folk art forms like Madhubani, Saura, Ganjifa, Aipan, and Manjusha art

Are you ready?

Book now. Limited spots available.

Who will teach?

Ritu Jain Rooftop Artist

  • Ritu Jain is a self-taught artist with a background in architecture and urban design
  • She excels in Indian folk art, paper craft, clay work, murals and embroidery
  • In the past 5 years, she has hosted more than 500 online art workshops
  • Her major expertise lies in folk art forms like Madhubani, Saura, Ganjifa, Aipan, and Manjusha art

Materials Required

  1. A4 size art paper
  2. Black and red fine-point pen
    (Gel pens, sketch pens will also work)
  3. Basic stationery – pencil, eraser, ruler