Close the deck.
Open a little possibility.
Three hours to make something together. No icebreaker performance. No artistic experience needed. Just your people, a shared table, and a fresh way to spend time.
Plan your team sessionEverything an organiser
needs to know.
- Length
- 3 hours, including a short break
- Where
- OORKATHE, Bengaluru. Your office or another venue by arrangement
- Group size
- Small teams to larger groups; confirmed per craft on enquiry
- Crafts
- Fan painting, acrylic painting or beginner crochet
- Included
- Facilitators, art kit per person, all materials, a finished piece each
- Experience
- None needed. Works for mixed groups
- Pricing
- Per person, quoted on enquiry by group size and craft
- Lead time
- The earlier the better; tell us your preferred dates
A shared experience.
Individual little masterpieces.
Everyone gets the same starting point and room to take it somewhere different. You don’t have to turn your team into artists to give them a good afternoon.
We guide the session, bring the kits and materials, and help people start. Venue, group size, access and any custom theme are settled with you before we confirm.Hands busy.
Guards down.
Most team activities ask people to perform. Making something with your hands does the opposite.
- Pitch on cue
- Compete for a prize
- Be funny in front of everyone
- Loud voices lead
- One group photo to remember it
- Attention goes to the work
- Conversation happens sideways
- Quiet people get the same space
- No one is judged or ranked
- Everyone leaves with something they made
Pick a shared starting point.
Fan painting, acrylic colour play, or beginner crochet. Three different ways to get out of your inbox.



Good for
almost any reason.
Tell us the occasion and we’ll shape the afternoon around it.
- TEAMS
Offsites & team days
A creative block inside a longer day, or the whole afternoon.
- PEOPLE
Welcomes & farewells
New joiners meet the team over a table, not a slide.
- CLIENTS
Client & partner days
Something memorable that isn’t another dinner.
- PRIVATE
Celebrations
Birthdays, friends’ groups, family gatherings, hen and stag afternoons.
What the afternoon
looks like.
A suggested rhythm. We adjust it to your group.
- 01FIRST 30 MINUTES
Arrive & settle
Kits on the table, a quick introduction to the craft, first marks with no pressure.
- 02NEXT 2 HOURS
Make together
Guided making with facilitators moving around the room. Short break in the middle.
- 03LAST 30 MINUTES
Finish & share
Final touches, a walk around everyone’s work, and pieces packed to take home.
You bring the people.
We bring the making.
- 1FIRST
Tell us the occasion
Share your group size, preferred dates, and the kind of afternoon you have in mind.
- 2TOGETHER
Shape the session
We discuss the craft, venue, pricing, and any access needs, then send a written quote.
- 3ON THE DAY
Make room for play
Three guided hours, all workshop materials, and something personal to take away.
Questions organisers ask.
How many people can you host?
Small teams work beautifully, and larger groups are possible with more facilitators. The comfortable maximum depends on the craft and the venue, so tell us your number and we’ll confirm.
Can you come to our office?
Often, yes. We need tables, chairs, water access and about three hours. Share the venue details in your enquiry and we’ll confirm what’s possible.
How is it priced?
Per person, based on the craft and group size. Facilitation, art kits and all materials are included. We send a written quote after the enquiry; no payment is taken through this site.
Nobody on our team is “artistic”. Will it work?
That’s the point. Every craft is chosen to be learnable in one sitting by a complete beginner. Mixed groups, mixed ages and mixed confidence are normal.
Can we choose the craft?
Yes. Fan painting, acrylic painting or beginner crochet. If you have a theme or occasion in mind, tell us and we’ll suggest the best fit.
Is food included?
No. The session includes a short break, and you’re welcome to arrange refreshments. At OORKATHE we can point you to options nearby.
What about accessibility and specific needs?
Tell us in the enquiry notes. We’ll talk through the space, the materials, and any adjustments before we confirm.
What do people take home?
Their finished piece, and the reusable parts of their kit. Exact contents depend on the craft.
How far ahead should we book?
As early as you can, especially for weekends and month-ends. Share two or three possible dates in the enquiry.
Can we get an invoice?
Yes. Invoicing details, payment terms and rescheduling or cancellation terms are set out in the written quote before you confirm.
Let’s put something
better in the calendar.
Start with an idea. We’ll help shape the details and send a quote.