In this session, you will:

• Get a brief about Lippan Art
• Learn how to use Mould-it to create Lippan art
• Understand how to prime your artwork
• Learn to color your creation
• Get access to tips and tricks from the artist
• Make a beautiful mirror wall decor for your home!

About the Artform

The art originates from the land of Kutch in the state of Gujarat. Lippan in local Gujarati means 'clay' or 'dung'. People in the Kutch region live in round mud houses called 'bhungas'. They decorate the outer walls with mud and mirror work. This art is known as Lippan Kaam or Chhittar Kaam.

Flow of the Workshop

• Introduction
• Base Priming
• Settling up the mirrors
• Final color and touch ups

Who is this Workshop for?

• If you're interested in learning one of India's oldest and traditional artforms, this workshop is for you!
• Anyone with an interest in DIY crafts and arts can participate
• This workshop is beginner-freidnly (Age 10+)

About the Artist

Hema Anand Bathija

@artdelightgroup

She is a team member of the ArtDelight Group and actively conducts workshops for different art forms such as candle making, soap making, Lippan art, block printing, decoupage, alcohol ink, mosiac art, etc. for the past 5 years. She loves to try out different art forms and expanding her artistic and creative horizons.

Materials in the Kit

• Mirror
• Small Mirrors of different shapes
• Mould-it
• Paints
• Fevicol

Please Note

International shipments will be charged on actuals. We recommend that you register 4-6 days prior to the workshop so that we can deliver the kit for you to enjoy with the workshop.

Further Prospects and Application of What you will be Learning

Lippan art is diverse and versatile. You can use the techniques of this unique artform to transform other pieces of decor in your home effortlessly! Objects such as tealight holders, candle holders, keyholders, trays and boxes can be given a new and chic look with mirrors.