Lippan Art Workshop

Lippan art is a clay art form from the state of Gujarat, India. It is mostly done by the village ladies from Kutch to decorate their homes. Traditionally lippan is made by adding mud and cow dung and done on the walls.

The word 'Lippan' means 'clay' or 'dung' in local Gujarati, and the word 'kaam' denotes 'work'. Lippan Kaam is essentially mud-relief work that incorporates mirrors. It is used to embellish the interior and exterior walls of the circular adobes that these communities live in.

Let's experience the essence of art together, join us for the Lippan Art Workshop by The Rooftop! (@rooftop_app)

Date: 5th July 2023

Time: 7:00 PM

Venue: Online Workshop over Zoom App

Price: FREE

Material required

1. Round MDF Board (12inches 2.5mm)

2. Acrylic Paints

3. Mirror Cut-Outs in Different Shapes

4. Fabric Glue

5. Mold it air dry clay in approximately (5)packs

6. Paint Brushes

7. Clay Modeling Tools (Optional)

8. Non-Grease Oil (Baby Oil)

9. Any Talcum Powder

If you don't have clay modeling tools no worries we can do those things that are easily available at home.

P.S. No entries will be accepted after 5:00 PM on the day of the workshop.

See you!