Sakhi: Lippan Art workshop
Workshop
1.5 hrs
August 02, 2026 11:30 am Sunday
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Sakhi: Lippan Art Workshop – A Friendship Day Special This Friendship Day, slow down, create with your hands, and celebrate meaningful connections through the timeless craft of Lippan Art. Inspired by the traditional mud-and-mirror art of Kutch, Gujarat, this beginner-friendly workshop invites you to explore a craft that beautifully blends texture, symmetry, and reflection. Using clay, mirrors, and simple techniques, you'll create your own handcrafted Lippan artwork to take home. Whether you come with your closest friends or decide to join by yourself, this workshop is designed to be a warm, welcoming space where creativity becomes a way to connect—with art, with people, and with yourself. Spend a relaxed Sunday morning immersed in conversation, mindful making, and the joy of learning a traditional Indian art form. No prior experience is required. All materials will be provided, along with step-by-step guidance throughout the session. Join us for a Friendship Day filled with creativity, laughter, and handcrafted memories. Date: Sunday, 2 August 2026 Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Venue: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad Suitable for: Adults and children above 10 years.

What's included: All art materials Guided instruction Your completed Lippan artwork to take home A relaxed, community-focused creative experience For registrations, contact 9154399395.

Organizer
Sadhna Chaganti
Sadhna Chaganti is a Climate Change Advisor working on Indo-German international cooperation, contributing to climate resilience, sustainable development, and environmental policy initiatives in collaboration with the Governments of India and Germany. Alongside her professional work, she serves as a Mentor at WE-Hub, the Government of Telangana's nodal agency for women entrepreneurs, where she supports emerging entrepreneurs in building sustainable and socially impactful ventures. A passionate sustainability artist and the founder of Nagumomu, Sadhna is dedicated to reviving and preserving India's traditional art forms through immersive cultural experiences. Her work bridges heritage, sustainability, and storytelling, with a focus on authentic practices such as Kalamkari, Lippan Art, and Pichwai etc.