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SHIV VIVAH IN PHAD with Sh. Abhishek Joshi

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SHIV VIVAH IN PHAD with Sh. Abhishek JoshiRecordings of LIVE classes of SHIV VIVAAH IN PHAD All Mondays, Thursdays and Saturday in April and May '2024 We invite you to this marathon (our longest) workshop of 40 hours in Phad artform of Rajasthan, on the theme of SHIV VIVAAH which will include multiple stories such as Sati, Shiv Baraat, replacement of Ganesha's head. Come create with us a 40" x 60" (~3. 5*5 ft ) exquisitely detailed artwork narrating the story of Shiv Vivah in 9 panels. We

Recordings of LIVE classes of SHIV VIVAAH IN PHAD
All Mondays, Thursdays and Saturday in April and May '2024


We invite you to this marathon (our longest) workshop of 40 hours in Phad artform of Rajasthan, on the theme of SHIV VIVAAH which will include multiple stories such as Sati, Shiv Baraat, replacement of Ganesha's head.

🎨 Come create with us a 40" x 60" (~3.5*5 ft ) exquisitely detailed artwork narrating the story of Shiv Vivah in 9 panels. We will learn from basics by first sketching each individual box, understanding sketching of basic elements and human figures, their placement and usage and step-by-step coloring and detailing.

👉🏽 Learn to make handmade canvas with traditional process

👉🏽 Learn about the history and practice of Phad painting.

💯 Learn the concepts of layouting a picture, how to use and place the elements and create a beautiful original composition

👉🏽 40 hours workshop with awarded traditional artist from the Joshi family of Shahpura - Sh. Abhishek Joshi

ABOUT THE ARTFORM 

Phad painting or Phad is a style religious scroll painting, practiced in Rajasthan. This style of painting is traditionally done on a long piece of cloth or canvas, known as phad. The narratives of the folk deities of Rajasthan, mostly of Pabuji and Devnarayan are depicted on the phads.

The
 Bhopas, the priest-singers traditionally carry the painted phads along with them and use these as the mobile temples of the folk deities, who are worshipped by the Rebari community of the region.

The
 phads of Pabuji are normally about 15 feet (4.6 m) in length, while the phads of Devnarayan are normally about 30 feet long. Traditionally the phads are painted with vegetable colors.

SIZE OF THE ARTWORK
Artist would work in a size of 40"X60"

*You create an artwork with market value of 50k-70k

ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Abhishek Joshi ji has been painting since 1984. He has dedicated himself to the craft and my experience has contributed to society in many ways. He holds 15 National/ International Records Holder Artist with Limca Book of Records and America Book of Records.

Above this, he is a humble, soft spoken and a very dedicated and patient teacher who is a joy to work with.

MATERIALS:
- Watercolor paper/ handmade paper/ canvas
- Watercolor/ Poster / Acrylic colors 
- Assorted round brushes
- Basic stationery
- 000 brush for outline or Calligraphy pen / Fineliners in black 

If you require artist made handmade canvas and stone colors, please connect on 9811037870. 

🏆At FOLK, you learn to express yourself through art and NOT replicating!
🧑‍🤝‍🧑Join an encouraging and supportive group of art enthusiasts


*Limited seats. First come first serve.

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