Big ideas, little hands
Three hours of colour, texture, and big little ideas.
A three-hour introduction to drawing, painting and tactile craft for little makers, with breaks and patient guidance. An adult should complete the enquiry. A single afternoon, complete in itself; children who want to keep exploring can continue into the eight-week programme.
- Time together
- 3 HOURS
- Our art table
- OORKATHE, Bengaluru
- Materials
- Art kit & materials included
- Price
- ₹1,299 / person
- Experience needed
- None. Come curious.
We’ve packed
the possibilities.
Your art kit, age-appropriate materials and guided activities. All session materials are included, so there’s no shopping list before you come.
Bring your curiosity and clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy. Exact kit contents depend on the craft; the images show inspiration.
Your three-hour
creative detour.
A suggested rhythm, with room for questions, breaks, and your own pace.
- 01FIRST 30 MINUTES
Meet the materials
Settle in, get to know your kit, and try the basic techniques.
- 02NEXT 2 HOURS
Follow your curiosity
Experiment, ask questions, and build your piece with guidance.
- 03LAST 30 MINUTES
Make it yours
Add final touches, learn how to care for your work, and take it home.
Before you pull up a chair.
What’s included in my workshop?
Three hours of guided making, your art kit, and all session materials. You take your creation home. We’ll confirm the exact kit and any care instructions before your session.
What if I’ve never done this before?
That’s a good place to start. We demonstrate techniques and help you experiment without expecting a particular result.
Can you help with access requirements?
Please include your access needs in a real enquiry once bookings open. We’ll discuss the venue and activity before confirming suitability; access arrangements have not yet been verified.
Another kind of curious?
There’s more than one way to make a good afternoon.
A fan of your own
Fold, paint, and turn a simple paper fan into a piece of you.
Colour outside the lines
A blank canvas. A palette of possibilities. Zero rules.
One stitch at a time
Slow down. Loop, pull, repeat. Let your hands do the talking.