This unique workshop has been designed to offer a full day mindful experience whilst creating your very own Madhubani painting (Indian Folk Art).

Madhubani/Mithila Painting, meaning Forest of Honey can be traced back to the 7th century AD in the Indian subcontinent, in the state of Bihar.

Madhubani paintings were traditionally created by the women of different communities, of the Mithila region- Bihar in India, and done on freshly plastered mud (cow dung) on walls and floors of huts, but now they are also done on cloth, handmade paper and canvas.

Madhubani art uses complex geometrical patterns; generally, no…

Things to remember

All materials will be provided including being greeted with a starter pack with everything you need for the class.

• Bespoke pattern training worksheet

• A4 Sketchbook

• Tracing paper

• Paper Palette

• A4 Khadi handmade paper

• Paintbrush & Pencil

- Up to 1 hour lunch break. (Optional)

Nearest station: High Street Kensington (7 min walk…

Obby Guarantee

We ensure quality. If your class doesn't reach your expectations, we'll give your money back.

Age Requirement

Flexible cancellation policy

Any class can be cancelled and fully refunded within 24 hours of purchase. See cancellation policy.

Painting Art

Komal Madar Art

Komal Madar is a British Indian mixed-media Artist and Therapeutic art coach, with over 10 years teaching experience in secondary Art & Design education. She works from her London art studio at Stewkley House Art Studios, Perivale. She studied at UAL, Byam Shaw School of art (2007-8), The University of Reading BA, Fine Art (2003-7) and Central St Martins (2002-3).

Madar is a twice-shortlisted artist at La Galleria Pall Mall for the Royal Arts Prize, and has featured in world leading publications like Vogue, House and Garden, The World of Interiors, and Inside Artists magazine.

Madar…

Cass Art Kensington

Kensington

220 Kensington High St

W8 7RG

London