Interactive Folk Art Upcycling Workshop
Warli & Madhubani Edition
Skip the standard gallery viewing. We invite you to step directly into the canvas. In this session, we dive into the history, philosophy, and foundational techniques of two iconic regional folk art styles from India: the minimalist, nature-centered geometry of Warli and the dense, vibrant, mythological line work of Madhubani.
This session is rooted entirely in upcycling. We ask our community to actively resist buying new materials. Bring an old item from your home that needs a new soul—an old shirt, a faded tote bag, bare terracotta pots, or a piece of wood. Alternatively, you can dive into our curated bank of textile and material scraps collected across the Netherlands. Let's create something meaningful together.
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Past gatherings.
ArchiveFolk Art Edition I — The Debut Session at Delft
A night of raw ink, slow tea, and transforming plain cotton textiles, terracotta, and tote bags with tribal Warli circle-and-triangle dancing patterns and Madhubani line work.
