“सृजन”: 7 Day Workshop on Art in Everyday Life
The Kala Sangam Club of Department of Home Science organized a 7-day workshop *”सृजन”*in collaboration with fevicryl hobby ideas from 21-08-2025 to 28-08-2025, which aimed to provide a platform for students to explore their creative side and learn various art forms. The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Anand Mehta, President MDES. Dr. Meenu Dua mam , our worthy Principal presented a sapling to Dr. Anand Mehta.Ms. Archna Dua ,senior faculty of the department welcomed Sir for gracing the occasion by his esteemed presence and she also greeted Ms. Meeta Rampal. Dr. Sangeeta kulshrestha honoured Ms.Meeta with the Plant.
The workshop began with a demonstration by renowned Fevicryl artist Ms. Meeta Rampal, who introduced students to the traditional art forms of Lippan, Worli, and Mandala.
Day 1: Lippan Art
Students learned the intricate details of Lippan art, which involves creating designs using clay and mirrors.
Day 2: Worli Art
Ms. Rampal demonstrated the ancient Indian art of Worli, which uses geometric patterns to depict everyday life.
Day 3: Mandala Art
Students were introduced to the meditative art of Mandala, which involves creating intricate patterns using shapes and lines.
Day 4: Paper Flower Making
Dr. Pragati Chitkara taught students the art of paper flower making. Students learned how to create beautiful flowers using Duplex paper, stockings and other materials, which can be used for decoration or gifting.
Day 5: Tie and Dye and Block Printing
Ms. Benu Mehta introduced students to the traditional art of Tie and Dye, where students learned how to create unique patterns on fabric using dye and resist techniques. Additionally, She taught students the art of block printing on fabric using wooden blocks, which allows them to create beautiful designs and patterns.
Day 6: Candle Making
Ms. Sujata demonstrating the art of candle making. Students learned how to create gel and wax candles using different techniques and materials.
Day 7: Exhibition
An exhibition was organized by the students on the last day, showcasing the work done by the participants in the workshop. The 7-day workshop “सृजन” was a resounding success, providing students with a platform to explore their creativity and learn new art forms. The workshop not only honed the students’ artistic skills but also provided them with a unique opportunity to interact with the artists, learn from them and deepened their appreciation for India’s rich cultural heritage.
The workshop saw enthusiastic participation from 40 students of BSc Home Science and BA programs. As they mastered various techniques of art, the participants were immersed in an enriching experience that blended tradition with creativity.
Dr. Anand Mehta , appreciated the Exhibition put up by the students in which the diverse range of artwork was on display. He advised the students to use this skill as a platform for innovation, experimentation and entrepreneurship. The certificates were given to all the participants by Fevicryl Hobby Ideas and prizes were announced for the best in different art categories.
Principal Dr. Meenu Dua Ma’am’s unwavering support and encouragement were instrumental in the workshop’s success.
The Faculty members from the Home Science Department were present throughout, offering guidance and support to ensure a holistic learning experience.
Ms Archna Dua, the overall incharge of the workshop, guided the students to present their art in a unique and meaningful way and also motivated them to pursue their talent .Dr. Sangeeta Kulshrestha, Head of the Department, presented heartfelt vote of thanks to the resource persons. She praised the creativity of the students and encouraged them to leverage their passion for art as a potential business venture. Ms. Priyanka Pawar took keen interest in facilitating the workshop. This workshop was a testament to the power of traditional art forms in inspiring creativity and fostering cultural awareness and entrepreneurship.
