In this session, you will:

• Be introduced to the artform of Warli
• Get an overview of the fundamental shapes and elements of the artform
• Understand the basic figures used
• Make an authentic Warli artwork for your home!

About the Artform

One of the oldest Indian and still prevelant artforms, Warli has its origins in Maharastra. The art uses geometric shapes like circles, triangles and squares to create paintings that represent the life and beliefs of the Warli tribe. The art was used to decorate walls of house during special occasions in the olden days.

Flow of the Workshop

• Introduction to Warli
• Basic Figure drawing
• Making an artwork
• Coloring the artwork

Who is this Workshop for?

• If you're interested in learning one of India's most ancient artforms, you should definitely join this workshop!
• Anyone with an inclination towards arts and crafts should participate.
• The workshop is beginner-friendly (Age 10+)

About the Artist

Deepti Duggal

@naavrang

With a professional designing course in her bag, Deepti Duggal is an experienced artist and loves traditional art. Through her venture Naavrang, she makes handpainted home decor items such as wall plates, coasters, planters and more. She is also an expert at zentangling and doodling. So, be assured of expert guidance and a fun workshop!

Materials Required

• A4 Sheet above 140 GSM
• Acrylic Paints or Poster Colours or Color Pencils
• Brush pens or sketch pens
• Pencil
• Eraser
• Scale

Further Prospects and Application of What you will be Learning

You can continue practising the techniques of Warli painting and experiment with different scenarios and designs. Use these to make wall paintings and other pieces of decor. You can also showcase your art on coasters, mats, trays and table covers to give your space a traditional look.