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Founded by folk art fusion artist Rajni Dutta. The studio reimagines India’s traditional art forms – such as Mandala, Gond, Warli, Madhubani, Pattachitra, Kalamkari, Pichwai, and Lippan – through a modern lens, creating timeless works that celebrate culture, color, and storytelling.
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You searched for a place to paint, to book a workshop, or to have something made by hand — and most results give you a phone number and nothing else. Here's the short version instead: Rajni Dutta Art is a working art studio in Delhi NCR where you can take a class, throw a creative party, run a team workshop, or commission an original folk-art piece for your wall. One studio, four very different reasons to walk in.
It's based in C.R. Park, South Delhi, and founded by folk-art fusion artist Rajni Dutta. The work here reimagines India's traditional art forms — Madhubani, Gond, Warli, Pattachitra, Kalamkari, Pichwai, Lippan, Mandala — through a contemporary lens. So whether you're five or fifty-five, a first-time doodler or a company planning an offsite, there's a clear way in.
Rajni Dutta Art is a contemporary art and design studio in Delhi NCR, based in C.R. Park, South Delhi. Founded by folk-art fusion artist Rajni Dutta, it offers art classes, corporate and canvas workshops, art parties, and custom folk-art commissions in forms like Madhubani, Gond, Warli, and Lippan.
Think of the studio as three connected things: a place to learn, a place to celebrate, and a place to get original work made. Each has its own pace and price, and each has its own page. The rest of this page points you to the right one.
The classes are built around one belief: you don't need "talent" to start, you need a good first session. Nobody is handed a blank canvas and left to panic. You're guided through technique, colour, and composition until the thing in front of you actually starts to look like something.
Children's sessions are about confidence as much as craft. Kids learn to hold a brush properly, mix their own colours, and finish a piece they're proud to take home — the small wins that make a child believe they're "good at art." Sessions stay hands-on and joyful rather than rigid. If you have a young artist at home, the kids' art classes are the natural starting point.
Plenty of adults arrive saying they "can't draw." Most leave with a finished canvas. Adult classes are structured but relaxed — a couple of hours to switch off your phone, work with your hands, and make something. Some come to build a real skill; others come the way people go to yoga. Both are welcome. Browse what's on offer through the adult art classes page.
This is where the studio's identity really shows. Beyond general painting, you can learn specific Indian folk forms taught properly — the actual techniques, motifs, and meaning behind each style. Madhubani's dense geometric linework. The dot-and-dash storytelling of Gond. The stark, elegant figures of Warli. If a particular form pulls at you, the Madhubani art classes are a good example of how deep each specialisation goes.
A class is usually a personal, ongoing thing. A workshop is a one-off session built for a group — a team, a set of friends, a community. The goal isn't a long-term skill; it's a shared couple of hours where everyone makes something and nobody feels left out.
Trust falls have had their day. A guided painting session does the quiet work of team-building better: people relax, talk sideways instead of across a table, and end up with a wall's worth of finished pieces for the office. Sessions can be themed around a brand, a value, or an event. This is a favourite for offsites and milestone days — the corporate art workshops page covers formats and group sizes.
If you want the workshop experience without the corporate framing, a canvas painting workshop is the open version: turn up, get guided step by step, walk out with a canvas that's genuinely yours. Good for a group of friends, a date, or a solo afternoon.
An art party swaps the usual "sit, eat, go home" birthday for something people actually remember. Everyone paints. Everyone laughs at their own attempt. Everyone leaves holding a keepsake instead of a return gift that ends up in a drawer.
For children, it's a birthday that keeps a room full of kids happily busy and sends each one home with their own artwork — see the kids' art party option. For grown-ups, an art party for adults works beautifully for a birthday, a hen do, a reunion, or a "we never do anything different" Saturday. Both can run at the studio or come to your venue.
Sometimes you don't want to make the art — you want to own it. The studio takes custom commissions across the full range of Indian folk forms, made for a specific wall, space, or occasion.
That could be an intricate Lippan mirror-work piece for an entryway, a Pichwai devotional painting rich with gold detail, or a large Gond canvas for a living room. Restaurants, offices, and homes all commission work here, and each piece is designed around your space and story rather than pulled off a shelf. A good place to see how a single form translates into commissioned work is the Lippan art service page. For anything outside the listed styles, a quick message on the contact page gets a conversation started.
If you're not sure which door to walk through, this is the quickest way to decide:
| If you want to… | Choose | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|
| Build a skill over several sessions | Art classes | Kids, adults, beginners |
| A one-off creative session with a group | Workshop | Teams, friends, offices |
| Make a celebration memorable | Art party | Birthdays, reunions, get-togethers |
| Own a finished, original artwork | Custom commission | Homes, offices, gifts |
Still unsure? Most people start with a single class or an open canvas workshop, then come back for the rest.
Two things set this studio apart, and neither is marketing fluff.
The first is the fusion. Rajni Dutta trained her eye on traditional Indian folk art and then let it meet contemporary design. So a Warli painting here might land on a modern interior wall and still look completely at home. You get cultural depth without the piece feeling like a museum artefact.
The second is that it's genuinely one roof. The same studio that teaches you Madhubani will also paint a commissioned mural for your office. That continuity — teacher, maker, and creative partner in one place — is rare.
Credibility matters for a decision like this, so worth knowing: the studio has been covered by Hindustan Times, Business Standard, ThePrint, and ANI, and has run creative sessions for organisations including Airbnb, Qualcomm, upGrad, and Shoppers Stop. If you want the fuller story behind the studio and its founder, the about page has it.
The studio is in C.R. Park (Chittaranjan Park), Block J, New Delhi 110019 — South Delhi, easily reachable from across Delhi NCR. Classes and commissions run from the studio; workshops and parties can either happen there or travel to your venue anywhere in the NCR.
Visits are by appointment, and the studio keeps generous hours (9:00 AM–8:00 PM). The fastest way to check availability or ask a question is a WhatsApp message on 9818856775 or an email to contact@rajniduttaart.com. For anything you'd rather type out in full, use the contact page.
Yes. Most people who walk in have never painted seriously before. Every class and workshop is guided step by step, so beginners, children, and hobbyists all finish a piece they're happy with.
The studio is in C.R. Park, South Delhi (110019). Classes and commissions are based there, while workshops and art parties can either run at the studio or come to your venue anywhere in Delhi NCR.
Both general painting (acrylic, watercolour, canvas, mandala) and traditional Indian folk forms — Madhubani, Gond, Warli, Pattachitra, Kalamkari, Pichwai, Lippan, and Rangoli. Commissions are available across all of these.
Yes. The studio runs corporate art workshops for offsites and team days, plus art parties for birthdays, reunions, and celebrations, for both kids and adults.
Message the studio on WhatsApp (9818856775) or email contact@rajniduttaart.com. Pricing depends on the class, group size, or commission, so it's confirmed once the studio understands what you're after.