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ONLINE MANDANA WORKSHOP BY VIDYA SONI
This workshop is now over and you can buy the recording.
This was be a two hour class for beginners and was conducted over Zoom - adults or children above 8 years can join.
Vidya Soni and Denish Soni ji will guide you on how to create the basic drawing and the other intricacies of Mandana Art.
Materials that you will need:
- A4 Size dark brown card sheet or brown card sheet(a couple of extra sheets to practice sketching) . If you cannot find a card sheet of this colour, please keep your A4 size sheet coloured in Terracotta colour (to make the background similar to the colour shown in the painting - mix red+orange+.5% touch of black colour)
- Poster colors (preferred, if you don’t have access to poster colors, you can use acrylic colors).
- Compass
- Brushes (size 0 to size 4/5), water and palette for mixing. Specific sizes that will be used in this workshop 000, 1 and 10, Flat Brush No. 5/8
- Black pen for outlines (not mandatory, can outline with brush and paint too)
- Pencil and rubber for sketching
About the artist: Vidya Devi Soni from Bhilwara learnt under the guidance of her father Shri Badri Lal and mother Smt Sumitra from the early age of 6 years. Today at the age of 68 years, she continues to practice this traditional art of India and was awarded the National Merit Award in 2017.
Mandana in the local language refers to ‘drawing’ in the context of chitra mandana or ‘drawing a picture’. Mandana is derived from the word Mandan which implies decoration and beautification. Historically, they have been practiced for centuries by women as decorations for special or festive occasions. Among others, these events included communal religious worship, festivals and fasts and lastly auspicious days in the life of the community such as birth or marriage. Since they were drawn for spiritual purposes, the pictures usually consisted of the main deity of the festival. This served two purposes simultaneously; a) the deity of the festival is invoked through the paintings b) the pictures were also a symbolic representation of the god or goddess.
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