Lippan Art

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Course overview

Lippan Art

About the Course

Lippan Art, also known as Mud and Mirror Work or Chittar Kaam, is a traditional wall art form that originated in the Kutch region of Gujarat. Rich in cultural heritage, this mural-style craft uses a mixture of mud and clay, decorated with intricately placed mirrors to create ornate patterns and motifs.

This 2-month certificate course introduces students to the origins, evolution, and traditional techniques of Lippan Art. Students will gain hands-on experience in preparing clay, understanding surface types, using different kinds of mirrors, and executing both traditional and modern patterns. Whether you're an art enthusiast, aspiring wall mural artist, or craft lover, this course offers both foundational theory and practical exposure.

Duration & Batch Timings

Course Duration:
16 Sessions spread over 2 Months

Batch Options:

Online: 3 dayin a Week — 1 Hour per Session
On-Campus: Monday & Friday — 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Weekend (Part-Time): Saturday & Sunday — 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM

Note: Timings are flexible and may be adjusted based on faculty and student availability.

What You’ll Learn

History and cultural significance of Lippan Art
Traditional and contemporary techniques
Types of materials: mirrors, clays, and tools
Understanding pattern symbolism
Surface preparation and dough mixing
Coiling and mirror placement techniques
Drawing exercises and design planning
Pen, brush, and tool handling
Creating Lippan artwork on boards
Traditional rope-based techniques for original-style murals

What will i learn?

Outcomes By the end of the course, students will: Develop skills in traditional and contemporary Lippan techniques Gain confidence in creating their own Lippan artworks Understand and apply design, symmetry, and motif planning Create professional-quality pieces suitable for exhibitions or interiors Receive a certified course completion certificate

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