Madhubani workshop | Vile Parle

EkiBeki workshop with a traditional artisan is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the history and craftsmanship of a specific craft. A small way to ensure our traditional crafts remain relevant in our modern world. Here is how you can make the nest of this experience:  

Prepare Ahead: Research the specific craft or skill that will be taught in the workshop. Understanding its historical context and significance can enhance your appreciation and learning experience. 

Engage with the Artisan: Ask the artisan about their personal journey and experiences. Learn about the history and cultural significance of the craft from their perspective. 

Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions about the materials, tools, and techniques used. Artisans often have fascinating insights into the nuances of their craft. 

Practice Diligently: As you practice the new skill, focus on the details and the effort involved. It’s a great opportunity to appreciate the intricacies of the craft. Reflect: After the workshop, take some time to reflect on what you’ve learned. Consider how this new knowledge connects to the broader historical and cultural context of the craft. 

Share Your Experience: If appropriate, share what you’ve learned with others. It can help spread appreciation for traditional crafts and the artisans who keep these traditions alive.Enjoy the workshop and the chance to connect with a rich tradition through hands-on learning!

Chose your workshop most convenient to you. Each ticket is for one person only.

Our workshops are suitable for children age 5 years+. Each child is to be accompanied by an adult- one ticket for a parent-child team, if you are helping. We encourage you to also participate, and purchase a ticket for yourself too. Our activity schedule

- 23rd Mon: Bombay International School, Private workshop

- 24th Tue: Nude Food Cafe, Shivaji Park: 4pm to 6pm

- 26th  Thu: Tea Villa, Vile Parle: 4pm to 6pm

- 27th Fri: Bombay International School, Private workshop

- 27th Fri: Unnamra, Neapean Sea Road, 3pm-6pm

- 28st Sat: Nimmit, Kala Ghoda: 10.30am to 1.30pm

- 28th Sat: Gregs Cafe, Chembur: 4pm to 6pm

- 29th Sun: 3 Art House, Khar: 5pm to 7pm

We are deeply grateful to the volunteers and our venue partners who have made these workshops possible. To stay updated and receive priority booking for future events, join our chat [here]. 🙏🙏