Top Things to do in Jaipur District
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Things to do in Jaipur District, Rajasthan: The Best Lessons & Workshops
Discover the best top things to do in Jaipur District, India including Jai Texart - Day Classes, Clay Botik - Pottery & Ceramics Studio, Acharya Anupam Jolly - Astrologer, Ramal Shastri, Creatis, Dye it Yourself, Studio Bagru, Jaipur Gemstone Tour, Hindi Hour, Jaipuri Rasoi, Indian Oceans.
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1. Jai Texart - Day Classes
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 126 reviews
Experience-& Learn Of Traditional Craft -hand Block Printing With Natural Dyes With Hand Block Printing Experts At Their Hand Block Printing Factory At Bagru ( 35 Km From Jaipur ). 1day And 2 Days Workshop From 10 Am To 5 Pm - Every Day ( Just Confirm 1 Day In Advance )
Reviewed By H3998GNsarahm - Perth, Australia
I only wish that I had had the opportunity to do a longer workshop! I did a one day introduction to mud resist block printing with indigo and just loved it. It was so much fun and I was very proud of the scarf I made that I got to take home. Hemant and staff were helpful and informative. The dhal lunch was delicious.
2. Clay Botik - Pottery & Ceramics Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 43 reviews
Clay Botik is pottery and ceramic studio. We conduct workshop for all in hand and wheel pottery. We also offer a wide range of products and services for the pottery artists, art lovers and the curious.
3. Acharya Anupam Jolly - Astrologer, Ramal Shastri
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Astrology is an ancient Indian science which is based on planetary positions and motions. Our astrology consultants provide solutions for all Your problems by Astrology.
4. Creatis
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 51 reviews
Textile making classes (Weave, Dye, Block Print, Embroidery, Stitch, Recycle) everyday, for every age, for every skill level. Join anytime.
Reviewed By foxyloxyied - Hervey Bay, Australia
Simply one word ‘fantastic’ . I enjoyed my first experience with screen printing so much I just had to go back a second time. Mohit and Kunj were so helpful and informative and I ended up with amazing results for my first experience at screen printing. I finished the session with a lovely cotton scarf with a matching tote bag to take away at the end of the class. Creatis really is a creative workshop with miles of inspiration at hand. Have a look at their website for all classes on offer, and book online, all at very reasonable rates. I am totally hooked and will make Creatis my first stop when back in Jaipur.
5. Dye it Yourself
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 49 reviews
Dye it Yourself ! is a state of the art workshop where you can learn the art of Natural dyeing, block printing & shibori tie dye. Our aim is to make it a habit rather than just a one time activity for people to make a paradigm shift from ready made chemically dyed garments to natural dyed home made clothes.
Reviewed By PhilthetravellerXI - Avoca Beach, Australia
This is a great venue to try your hand at the old craft of dyeing material and making your own scarf or clothing. We did the small group tour and loved it. It commences with a tutorial on how the dyes are made from various plants and vegetables this being followed by a practical experience of taking a white piece of fabric and designing tie sites before immersing in various large pots of different colored dye solutions, then draining and washing out excess dye before fixing and drying – we all came away with great souvenir scarves and garments. The crew taking the class were excellent and helpful as well as serving light refreshments. I went along, together with another male friend, as our wives were keen to do the class and I must admit we loved it and learnt new skills. Cannot recommend the Dye It Yourself experience highly enough.
6. Studio Bagru
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5.0 based on 89 reviews
Studio Bagru provides personalized block printing tours and workshops in Bagru, 28km West of Jaipur. Our workshop is situated in Namdev Krishi Farm, a heritage area where participants get a chance to see all parts of the block printing process. Included in a workshop is a choice of tote bag, bandana, or scarf which participants get the print on.
Reviewed By 74martas
While visiting Jaipur, myself and my two adult daughters attended a 1 day block printing workshop at Studio Bagru, located one hour outside Jaipur. The workshop was an absolute highlight of our visit to Rajasthan. It offered us a unique opportunity of an immersive experience into the cultural, social and artistic aspects of life in a village community of craftsmen/women. During a tour of the village we have met artisans involved in the different parts of block printing process such as dying, washing, printing but also print block carving. Jeremy, the founder, was our guide during the tour. I was impressed by his knowledge of textile making trade and in particular its impact on the livelihood of local communities. Asking our questions he gave us a lot of interesting and very educational information about his motives for the Bagru Studio project. In fact, we had an interesting discussion about the current public discourse on the real cost of clothes we buy and its impact on the slowly changing consumer habits in the western world. We then got creative printing our own textiles (you can choose from different types, rug, scarves etc) getting all the way wonderful kind guidance from the artisans themselves and other members of Jeremy’s teams. The day ended with a delicious lunch (it was great to get guidance from Jeremy and Raj on the Indian cuisine). I strongly recommend this workshop to anyone interested in the preservation of traditional craftsmanship and the related business initiatives geared towards improving the livelihood of economically under-developed communities. We all would benefit from getting additional education in this regard. Jeremy and his team were great hosts and we were also so lucky to benefit from Jeremy’s kind and much appreciated advice concerning our stay in Jaipur.
7. Jaipur Gemstone Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Create your own gemstone from rough stone on Jaipur's first hands-on gemstone tour! Tour the factories in which the gemstones are created and learn the technique from local craftsmen. Finally, try your hand at creating your own gemstone from scratch and take it home with you as the perfect souvenir. No experience required!
8. Hindi Hour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Hindi Hour is a language school in Jaipur. We offer One Day Survival Hindi Course specially designed for foreigners visiting India. During the 2 hours lesson students learn simple phrases and common vocabulary in Hindi, enough for survival in North India. Beside the language skills, the course will make them aware about local food & culture with do's and don'ts tips to make their travel smooth.
Reviewed By JanaHernadi - Munich, Germany
Hindi hour is a small and very personal school. I have spent two weeks there and this time was a strong impetus for my conversational skills and grammar. Different teachers give you diverse experience of how the language sounds and can be used. The premises are also very nice, the family is very supportive and welcome. We had the luck to spend Divali with them. Beside the lessons there is constant help in organizing cultural activities, shopping or whatever else you wish. The trip to the camel fair to Pushkar was my highlight. The food was also great, in two weeks we tried all sorts of Rajastani delicious dishes.
9. Jaipuri Rasoi
Hello Everyone, My Name is Arti Dwivedi. I am a professional and also i m running the concept of FOOD WITH INDIAN FAMILY, we are also providing a cooking lessons to those who are interested in cooking the authentic Rajasthani Food or Indian Home Made Food. We are very glad to announce that we are providing this service to foreigners, those who want to gain the experience OF learning, Indian Food.
10. Indian Oceans
Indian Oceans offers 'unique food & cultural experiences' in Jaipur and invites its guests to experience, explore and relish the culinary and cultural heritage of India. Food is an integral part of travel and also the best way to explore the culture of any new place and who could know it better than Giriraj Singh – the culinary wiz behind Indian Oceans.
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