Make at Creatis · Embroidery Workshop

Stitch India's traditions. Take them home.

Two hours with a resident master at Creatis. Two embroidery traditions you choose, threads in your colours, and a set of six napkins you stitch yourself.

From ₹2,500 · 2 hours · Ages 16+ · Daily 11 AM & 3 PM · Sundays 3 PM for groups of 4+ Studio · tracked items26 min: a master's time for one couching-stitch leaf
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Embroidery Workshop

Embroidery Workshop

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Explore the rich diversity of India’s traditional textile crafts through a hands-on embroidery experience. Choose two embroidery traditions from across India—from Kashida of Kashmir and Kasuti of Karnataka to Phulkari of Punjab, Chikankari of Uttar Pradesh, Kantha of Bengal, Rabari embroidery of Gujarat and more. Each tradition introduces you to a distinctive visual language, stitch vocabulary and way of making, with designs created especially for the workshop.

Make the experience your own by choosing your threads and colours, then use your chosen traditions to create a set of six cocktail napkins. Mix traditional palettes with your own creative choices, experiment with different stitches and embellishments, and leave with a unique set of handcrafted napkins—and a deeper appreciation of the diverse embroidery traditions that have shaped India’s textile heritage.

What will you make?

Table Linen: 6 cocktail napkins (6” × 9”), crafted in a durable linen-cotton blend with a medium weight and subtle texture. You’ll begin working on them during the workshop—completing as many pieces as you can—and take the full set home with all materials provided to finish the rest at your own pace.

We provide all necessary materials (fabric, embroidery hoop, needles, threads, embellishments), and expert guidance and support throughout the workshop.

When can I choose my design and colors?

You can choose your design and colors at the studio on the workshop date.

How long is the workshop?

The workshop is an immersive, hands-on session lasting approximately 2 hours.

Who is this for?

Open to all skill levels, ages 16+ — ideal for travelers, design professionals, families , or anyone curious about India's craft heritage. No prior experience required.

What you'll learn

  • Discover the distinctive stitches, motifs and visual language of traditional embroidery traditions from across India.
  • Explore the history and characteristics of two regional embroidery traditions of your choice.
  • Learn how to use foundational embroidery stitches to recreate traditional-inspired designs.
  • Understand how thread colour, stitch direction and embellishment can transform a design.
  • Develop your own interpretation while staying connected to the character of the chosen tradition.
  • Create a set of six embroidered cocktail napkins to take home.

Why join this workshop?

With expert guidance and step-by-step instructions, you'll:

- Practice each stitch and embellishment technique.

- Explore creative ways to combine stitches and embellishments for a striking effect.

- Create a finished piece that you can proudly display in your home or to add to bags, jackets, or clothing.

What to wear

Comfortable clothing suitable for a hands-on workshop.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel your reservation at least 3 hours in advance for groups of fewer than 4, or 24 hours in advance for groups of 4 or more, prior to the scheduled workshop time.

Where is it located? And when is it?

- Location: Creatis

- Dates: Monday-Saturday, Sunday & Holidays available for a group size of 4+.

- Time: 11 am & 3 pm

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What you'll make

Six napkins, two traditions

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How your session works

A master embroidering cloth stretched on a frame 01

Book your slot

Pick an 11 AM or 3 PM session. Everything you need is waiting at the studio.

Make Book
A hooped stitch sampler with threads and scissors 02

Choose two traditions

From Kashida and Kasuti to Phulkari, Chikankari, Kantha, Rabari and more.

Stitch Guide
An embroidered cocktail napkin 03

Pick threads and colours

Mix traditional palettes with your own, and add beads or mirrors if you like.

Studio thread library
Hands working fine hand embroidery on white cloth 04

Stitch with a master

Start your six napkins in the session, then take the set and materials home to finish.

Resident masters
A Creatis master at the embroidery frame
From our makers

“One of the best things I did in India.”

“They are super professional… they also give you the materials you need to take away.” Read more in Made with Love.

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