Workshop
Block Printing Workshop
Collaborative textile printing where visitors self-print, experience the pressure of the block, and add to a shared textile surface.
Approved Experience Set
Stalls and
Immersive
Experiences
A focused programme of craft participation, material culture, sound, fragrance, botanical knowledge, and spatial reflection.
Craft Experiences
Participatory Making
Live Making
Pottery
Live clay making shaped as storytelling through craft, earth, hand, form, and inherited technique.
Script
Calligraphy
Indian language exploration with visitor participation through writing, stencils, and guided mark-making.
Textile
Saree Draping
Contemporary draping exploration that treats six yards of fabric as design, identity, sculpture, and personal movement.
Sustainable Styling
Upcycled Bandana
A sustainable styling experience using textile reuse for fashion experimentation and personal expression.
Wall Installation
Rangoli Wall
A collective wall installation where each visitor contributes through sticker placement.
Adornment
Bindi Experience
A temporary adornment station exploring placement, identity, intimacy, and cultural symbolism.
Material and Cultural Explorations
Archives of Matter
Material Culture
Spice Archive
Spices are presented through agricultural heritage, colour, texture, and global trade significance.
Natural Perfumery
Fragrance Chamber
Material ingredients, craftsmanship, memory, and cultural storytelling through fragrance history.
Botanical Knowledge
Ayurvedic Products
Beauty and wellness traditions presented through ingredient exploration and material heritage.
Interactive Sound
Musical Instruments
Craftsmanship of instrument-making, resonance, tactile rhythm exploration, performance traditions, and visitor interaction.
Immersive Installation
The Womb
of OM
An immersive tunnel centred on origin, vibration, sensory transition, and spatial philosophy. The installation is designed as an architecture-inspired threshold where sound, light, fabric, and enclosure create a moment of reflection.
Visitors enter a slower spatial rhythm before returning to the surrounding exhibition with heightened attention to material and memory.