Lippan Folk Art Classes

Overview:

It is for anyone above 14 years of age. Lippan is an Indian folk art, originated in Gujarat state. It is done with mud/clay work and mirrors. 

The artist cum teacher is a very experienced person. She is a certified art teacher in Indian folk arts. Her name is Sarika Agarwal. Has been teaching arts for last few years. She lives in NC, US.

Benefits:
This course will help build and strengthen the focus, creativity, perseverance, time management skills. At the same time, learn and preserve our Indian heritage.

Schedule:

Please email at info@dailydesignist.com with few options of your availability and we will get back with the curated schedule.

Materials:

MDF Board (6mm/8mm) or Canvas Board, Air Dry Clay or Mould it, Any Talcum Powder, Clay Tools, Acrylic Colors, Lacquer Spray, Mirrors (Different shapes), White Glue, Scale, Pencil/ Marker Pen, Compass.

Exclusive for Month 3 - Will need coaster MDF, Pen Pencil Holder / Box of MDF. Marble powder or chalk powder 

Outline (Month 1 breakdown):

Week 1: Introduction & Brief History of Folk Art. Basic Drawing of Design

Week 2: Detailed Clay work

Week 3: Coloring

Week 4: Mirror Work and final finishing

Month 1: Lippan using Clay on a Square Board Colourful

Month 2: Lippan using Clay on a Circle Board White

Month 3: Lippan style Coasters & Pen Pencil Holder / Box using cone work.

Process:

The fees for the course is charged on a monthly basis. In a month, there will be 4 live classes, one class a week for 45 mins. Teacher will be giving feedback and taking questions/doubts from the students.

**Please see the refund policy for art classes before enrolling**