Workshops

Lahariya - is a diagonal stripes traditional Rajasthani tie-dye worn by women to celebrate joy, freedom, and feminine grace, especially during festive gatherings and special outings. Lahariya Swirls: Jaipur’s Flowing Hues Wrapped in color, culture, laughter, and stories. “Lahariya Swirls” is a lively and luxurious experience created especially for women who want to celebrate their time in Jaipur with style, tradition, and a sense of joyful discovery. The tour begins with a dash of color—literally! We dress in beautiful Lahariya sarees, traditionally worn by Rajasthani women during the monsoon to mark joyous outings with friends. Each guest is personally styled and draped by our warm local hosts, and we’re ready to roll. The Queen’s Rickshaw Ride Led by our charming female storyteller, a beloved local face from the old city. We ride through Jaipur’s living heritage in battery rickshaws driven by women, adding a touch of empowerment and grace to the journey. Our storyteller is not just a guide, but someone who brings the city to life with tales of royal alleys, bustling bazaars, and forgotten traditions.     Echoes of Handmade Jaipur We meander through this 300-year-old ancient city and its unique, intricate lanes, sculptor’s colony, and tinkers’ markets—places often overlooked, yet brimming with artistic life. We visit a warm, welcoming artisan family who have preserved Jaipur’s traditional block printing craft for generations. As we sip chai in their courtyard, stories of colors, patterns, and heritage come alive. Every carved block tells a tale, and every print feels like a piece of Jaipur’s soul stitched into fabric.   Set on a scenic rooftop overlooking the Aravalli hills and a historic fort, guests will take part in a hands-on block printing session, guided by the head artisan and his daughter. While creating your own handkerchief design using carved wooden blocks, enjoy hot fritters and freshly brewed masala tea, prepared by the lady of the house, offering a truly local and memorable experience.   Strings of Joy: Kite Flying in Jaipur There’s more joy ahead—kite flying from the rooftops, tasting local delicacies from time-honored food joints, walking through dazzling bridal accessory markets, and tying a colorful Jaipuri safa (turban) for that extra dash of flair. At each stop, our professional photographer captures these vibrant moments so guests return with not just memories, but beautiful keepsakes.     Jaipur’s Timeless Icons As part of this beautifully curated journey, there will be photography rounds at some of Jaipur’s most iconic and picturesque locations—think Hawa Mahal, intricately carved temples, Charming rooftops, and hidden old gazebos that offer a perfect blend of heritage and elegance.     One of the most special stops is at a 300-year-old haveli, once gifted by the royal family to a revered Ayurvedic healer. Today, his descendants continue to preserve their herbal wisdom and warmly welcome us into their home. In the peaceful courtyard of this historic residence, As you sip your aromatic tea, a local henna artist will grace your hands with intricate mehendi designs—a timeless tradition that adds a

Discover the Hidden Heritage of Udaipur: A Walk Through Art, Craft & Culture   Duration: 4-5 Hours Experience Level: Easy & Immersive Udaipur, often called the Venice of the East, is not just a city of lakes but also a treasure trove of culture, heritage, and art. This specially curated tour will take you deep into the heart of Udaipur, where history, craftsmanship, and traditions thrive in the bylanes of the old city. Tour Highlights: 1. Miniature Painting Workshop with Om & Shanti Our journey begins with an exclusive visit to the house of Om & Shanti, two renowned brothers celebrated for their intricate and mesmerizing miniature paintings. Udaipur has long been known for its fine miniature paintings, which originated during the Mewar dynasty and depict scenes of royal processions, mythology, and daily life with extraordinary detail. In this one-hour workshop, you will not only witness their delicate brushwork but also try your hand at this centuries-old craft. While painting, soak in the warmth of Indian family hospitality, enjoy a cup of chai, and understand the passion behind this fine art. 2. Exploring the Hidden Lanes of Old Udaipur We will meander through the old city’s charming bylanes, where time seems to move slower. Here, every turn offers a glimpse into local life—children playing in the alleys, artisans at work, and the aroma of fresh street food lingering in the air. The colorful walls whisper stories of generations gone by, while the friendly smiles of locals make you feel instantly at home. Every step feels like walking through a living museum of culture and tradition. 3. Pottery Making at Kumarwada Next, we reach Kumarwada, a fascinating locality where a close-knit community of potters has kept the ancient craft of clay pottery alive. Each household specializes in different aspects of pottery making, and you will get a chance to see artisans shaping beautiful clay bowls, cups, and decorative items. Try your hands on the wheel and see if you can craft a perfect bowl—don’t worry, our expert potters will guide you. 4. The Art of Organic Leaf Plates As we walk further, we step into a space where local artisans are engaged in creating traditional, eco-friendly leaf plates and bowls made from the Flame Tree. These disposable utensils, commonly used in weddings and religious gatherings, are a testament to the sustainable practices that have been in place for generations. Witness the meticulous process and understand why the world is now recognizing the value of such biodegradable alternatives. 5. Leather Craft at Mochiwada We continue our walk to Mochiwada, a hub of leather artisans who have been handcrafting traditional Rajasthani footwear for decades. The lanes here are lively and photogenic, with small shops in front and workshops in the back. This is a perfect opportunity for street photography, capturing the essence of age-old craftsmanship. On the way, we pass through a bustling spice and vegetable market, where the chaos is beautifully balanced by the relaxed pace of the locals—though the lanes seem crowded, there’s no real rush, just the