CRAFT workshops/ events
Overview
ArtNHer London offers creative textile craft workshops centered on handmade textiles and Indian crafts, seamlessly blending tradition with technology. These workshops, available in both hybrid and physical formats, cater to UK adults seeking heritage-based creative experiences. They provide a unique platform for self-expression, healing, and hands-on engagement with the rich tapestry of Indian craftsmanship. Participants will not only learn traditional techniques but also support the livelihoods of skilled artisans, fostering a deeper connection to cultural heritage.
In-person Block Printing Workshop
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- Learn about the heritage and techniques of Indian block printing — from nature to folk-inspired designs.
- Choose your favourite motif from over 20 beautiful designs — featuring animals, birds, and paisleys.
- Print on a cotton tote bag using vibrant acrylic colours provided in the workshop.
- Collect your finished bag at the end of the session — a personal, handmade keepsake or a thoughtful gift.
Online Madhubani Painting Workshop
• Step-by-step guidance to create your own Madhubani fish artwork, inspired by traditional motifs.• Learn the history and cultural significance of this 3,000-year-old women’s folk art from Bihar.
• Master geometric patterns, borders, and fine detailing that make Madhubani so unique.
• Live Interaction with a traditional Madhubani artist, curated by Ihitashri
• Enjoy a creative, mindful, and fun online session with a finished artwork to cherish or gift.
(Suitable for beginners and art enthusiasts alike — no prior experience needed.)
Online Warli Painting Workshop
- Guided learning in traditional Phulkari embroidery, exploring motifs, stitches, and techniques from Punjab’s rich textile heritage
- A creative and mindful experience that weaves together culture, storytelling, and slow craft
- Step-by-step guidance to help you create your own embroidered Phulkari, a beautiful piece to keep or develop further
- An opportunity to connect with heritage through thread, discovering the stories behind every stitch of Phulkari tradition.