Experience the vibrant celebration of Janmashtami like never before with our exclusive Molela Terracotta Workshop! Dive into the enchanting world of Indian art and crafts as we bring you a unique opportunity to learn the intricacies of Molela Terracotta, a traditional form of pottery. 

what better way to honor this auspicious occasion than by immersing yourself in the artistic beauty of Molela Terracotta? Discover the secrets behind this age-old craft as you learn how to mold, shape, and paint your own Radha Krishna terracotta figurines.

This will be a two hour class for two days for beginners and will be conducted over Zoom - adults or children above 8 years can join. 

Key Takeaways

Moulding

Terracotta Figures

Final Artwork

What will I get in my Art Kit?

• Clay Dust 1 kg
• MDF board 8 by 9 inches 
• Small amount of Saw dust 

What materials do I need to prepare in Advance?

• Old bowls to mix the clay dust etc.
• Knife
• Ball pen
• Plastic to cover the dough with

Dinesh Molela 

Mohan Lal Kumhar was awarded the Padma Shri for Molela Terracotta. Dinesh Chandra Mohanlal Kumhar's art is in several national and international collections. He's also been to several foreign countries to demonstrate his abilities and promote his items. Both are excellent instances of how dedication and hard effort pay off! Dinesh Chandra Kumhar's family has been manufacturing molela terracotta art plaques depicting traditional Hindu deities for fifteen generations. Dinesh began his apprenticeship at the age of ten, under the supervision of his father.  For fifteen generations Dinesh ji's family have practised the tradition of making terracotta plaques of traditional Hindu Deities. Molela is known in the area as a 'potters village' as there are about 30 families from the Kumhar caste producing pottery. 

Title

Radha Krishna Terracotta Workshop

Artist

Dinesh Molela

Art Style

Terracotta

Difficulty Level

Beginner

Workshop Type

Live

Audio Language

Hindi/English

Materials Included

Yes

Date

2 Days