Workshop 01 / 06 hrs

Reviving Tradition Through

Carving & Ink

The Woodcut Printmaking workshop will introduce participants to the art of wood block printmaking, a process that involves designing an image, carving it on a surface, and using ink to make an image transfer. The workshop’s significance lies in reviving a dying art form that uses human creativity to produce unique works of art that are versatile and skill-based. With elements brought in from Indian, Japanese and European styles, Woodcut Printmaking is an engaging method of growing analogue skills using classical techniques and materials.

Workshop 02 / 03 hrs

Board Game Design:

Learning Through Play

This workshop explores how board games can be used to introduce and teach concepts of rural entrepreneurship, cooperative business models, and economic decision-making. In the first session, participants will play and analyze games that highlight economic strategies, resource management, and cooperative play. Games such as Jaipur, Bohnanza, and Machi Koro will demonstrate key business mechanics. The second session will focus on hands-on game design, where participants will prototype their own board games based on rural entrepreneurship themes. By the end of the workshop, attendees will have both theoretical insights and practical experience in designing games that engage players in learning about entrepreneurship and community-driven business models. 


Workshop 03 / 06 hrs

Immersive Futures:

Exploring AR, VR &

Emerging Tech

This workshop explores the potential of Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and emerging tech. Designed for developers, designers, and enthusiasts, it covers AR/VR fundamentals, tools like Unity and WebXR, and practical applications in healthcare, education, and gaming. Through interactive demos and hands-on exercises, participants will create simple AR/VR experiences and explore spatial computing and UI/UX design. The session also highlights recent advancements in AI integration, haptics, and mixed reality. By the end, participants will gain practical insights to start innovating with AR/VR. No prior experience required.

Workshop 04/ 03 hrs

Drones for Precision

Farming & Land Mapping

Drones have revolutionized modern agriculture and land mapping by providing high-precision data, improving efficiency, and reducing manual labor. This workshop is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to use drones for land surveying, precision agriculture, and farm management. Through interactive sessions, hands-on drone flying, and data analysis exercises, participants will learn how to leverage drone technology for enhanced agricultural productivity and accurate land assessments.

Workshop 05/ 03 hrs

Integrating Generative

Tools in Design

The AI Design Integration workshop empowers participants to harness generative AI tools for enhanced creativity and streamlined design processes. Through hands-on exploration of tools like ChatGPT, MidJourney, and Runway, participants will learn to generate content, manipulate images, edit audio, and produce videos efficiently. This workshop emphasizes practical applications, enabling Masters in Design students to create innovative, plagiarism-free content while automating tasks and improving collaboration. By integrating AI-driven techniques, participants will gain a competitive edge in design innovation, fostering both creative thinking and technical proficiency for future-forward design solutions. 


Workshop 06/ 03 hrs

Mastering money

The Financial Literacy workshop equips participants with essential skills to manage their personal and professional finances effectively. Covering key concepts such as budgeting, saving, investing, and debt management, this workshop empowers attendees to make informed financial decisions. Participants will explore practical tools and strategies for wealth building, risk assessment, and achieving financial goals. Emphasis will be placed on understanding credit, taxes, and smart spending habits to foster long-term financial stability. By developing these crucial skills, participants will gain confidence in managing their money, securing their future, and navigating financial challenges with ease. 


Workshop 07/ 04 hrs

Beyond Blue: Indigo Crafting

This workshop delves into the rich heritage of indigo dyeing, a timeless craft rooted in traditional textile practices across cultures. Participants will explore the history, techniques, and significance of natural indigo, learning how to prepare dye vats and create stunning patterns using resist-dyeing methods like shibori and block printing. Through hands-on experimentation, attendees will gain insight into eco-friendly dyeing practices, fabric preparation, and design application. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artisan, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to blend heritage techniques with contemporary creativity, fostering a deeper appreciation for sustainable textile arts.

Workshop 08/ 04 hrs

Artistry in Weaving

This interactive workshop offers participants a deep dive into the art of bamboo weaving, a centuries-old craft celebrated for its sustainability and beauty. Through guided sessions, attendees will learn the essential techniques, from bamboo preparation to intricate weaving patterns. The workshop will cover the history and cultural significance of bamboo weaving in various regions, while allowing each participant to create their own handmade bamboo product—whether it's a basket, mat, or decorative item. Emphasis will be placed on eco-friendly practices, showcasing bamboo's versatility as a sustainable material. By the end of the session, participants will have gained both practical skills and a newfound appreciation for the craft. This hands-on experience provides a meditative and creative outlet for all levels of crafters, fostering a connection with nature and traditional artisanship.

Workshop 09/ 08 hrs

Unveiling Rural Narratives

This immersive workshop focuses on visual storytelling through film and documentation, highlighting uncelebrated practices from rural communities. Participants will explore how to craft compelling narratives using film, photography, and mixed media to document indigenous knowledge, crafts, traditions, and everyday wisdom that often go unnoticed. Through hands-on sessions, they will learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking, cinematography, and ethical storytelling, along with techniques for interviewing, sound design, and editing. The workshop will also emphasize sensitivity, cultural context, and responsible representation while working with rural communities.