Explore the Art

Art with a story.

From clay and mirrors to paint, fabric and mosaics, each experience begins with an art form, tradition or creative technique worth discovering.

Clay + Mirror Art

Lippan-inspired folk art from Kutch, India

Explore clay, pattern and mirrors while creating a decorative artwork of your own.

Cultural inspirationLippan kaam is a mud-and-mirror relief craft from the Kutch region of Gujarat, traditionally used to decorate the walls of village homes. Small mirrors catch lamplight and make simple clay patterns shimmer.

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Madhubani Art

Folk painting inspired by the traditions of Bihar, India

Explore line, pattern and storytelling through a hands-on painting experience.

Cultural inspirationAlso known as Mithila painting, Madhubani art grew from a tradition of painting walls and floors for festivals and celebrations. It is known for bold outlines, double lines, and every space filled with pattern.

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Meenakari-Inspired Painting

Colorful decorative painting inspired by Indian enamel traditions

Explore ornament, pattern and vibrant color through your own creative interpretation.

Cultural inspirationMeenakari is the art of decorating metal with brilliant enamel colors, long associated with Rajasthan. Our painting workshops borrow its jewel-toned palette and ornamental motifs, using paint instead of enamel.

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Mirror Mosaic

Pattern + reflection

Experiment with mirrors, texture and composition to create a decorative mosaic artwork.

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Kinusaiga-Inspired Art

Fabric + pattern

Create a decorative textile artwork using fabric pieces. No sewing required.

Cultural inspirationKinusaiga is a Japanese craft in which pieces of silk, often from old kimonos, are tucked into grooves cut into a board to form a picture, a little like a fabric mosaic.

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More to Explore

New art forms and creative experiences are always being added.

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