Traditional Painting

Rangoli mandana is an art in which intricate designs are created on the floors and entryways of houses and temples to bring good luck, peace, prosperity, and happiness into the home. Rangoli is applied freehand by taking colors in the form of powdered rice, white limestone, chalk, or flour in a dry form or as a paste. The artist's fingers serve as a brush. Classes for different types of rangoli are held at the institute. These includes 10 types of rangolis. They are:-  Saw dust, Sanskar bharti, Free hand, Poster rangoli, Alpana, Instant rangoli, Water, Flower, Floating rangoli, Rice churi rangoli.

Madhubani paintings, one of the most celebrated works of art from Bihar are accomplished by generations of skilled artists. Being vibrant and symbolic at the same time, these successfully depict all aspects of tribal life. In other words, these are the arch representative of folk art in visual form.
Having no formal or academic training, madhubani painting is pursued with zest for the painting brushes, by one generation after another. Also, these are enriched with the folklore, myth, established epics and its local adaptations. Regular classes for teaching madhubani paintings are held at the institute.

We nurture expertise in Tanjore Painting that is a form of art which was developed in the Tanjore or Tanjavur, a place in Southern part of India. We use pure golden leaves and a lot of semi-precious stones to highlight certain important aspects of the painting like ornaments, dresses etc. Mostly Gods of Hindu mythology like Ganesha, Shiva, Parvathi, Lakshmi, Krishna, Vishnu and others form the main character of these paintings.
We also take orders for these paintings as per the requirement of the client.These paintings are available in various sizes and are beautifully framed.Regular classes to teach the tanjore paintings are held at the institute.

Miniature paintings is a feast for the art admirers. A magnetic array of interesting miniature painting is offered in an assortment of unique patterns and color combinations. The miniature painting is in huge demand for its use as a decorative / gift item.Regular classes for the same are held at the institute.

Phad painting is a beautiful specimen of Indian cloth painting. Rajasthan in Western India is its place of origin. In the simplest term Phad can be described as a large painting on cloth, which venerates the deeds of a hero. The smaller version of phada is known as phadakye. Generally, the life events of Goga Chauhan, Prithaviraj Chauhan, Amar Singh Rathor, Tejaji, and many others were illustrated on the Phadas in the earlier times but today the stories from the life of Papuji, and Narayandevji are primarily depicted. For their unique beauty and chronicling character, Phada painting has come to be regarded as one of the most sought after folk paintings in the world of art and culture.Natural stone colors are used to develop these paintings.Regular classes for the same are held at the institute.

We have an astonishing collection of kundan jewellery painting made on marble with use of kundan. Available in exclusive and very vibrant patterns and designs. Crafted with great care it is another hallmark that every woman emulate. Designed with meticulous detailing our collection of kundan jewellery subsist with every occasion.

Mandana is an art in which intricate designs are created on the floors and entryways of houses and temples to bring good luck, peace, prosperity, and happiness into the home. Mandana is applied freehand by taking colors in the form of powdered rice, white limestone, chalk, or flour in a dry form or as a paste. The artist's fingers serve as a brush.
Regular classes for teaching the mandana are held at the institute.

We offer classes to make moulds with the help of rubber solutions.Multiple statues and figures can be build out of the same mould.These can build in various shapes and sizes,and they are low at costing too.