The word ‘ENAMEL’ refers to glass material. Vitreous Enamel is glass, bonded by fusion to a metal surface. Enamelling is an old technique & mainly used in jewellery & decorative arts. This workshop aims to introduce participants to the practical skills of enamelling, enabling them to create their own unique pieces of art.

Who can Attend?

- Hobbyists

- Art Students

- Professionals

What would participants learn?

- Wet Enamel colour applications

- Pattern creation

- Firing Strategies

About the facilitator:

With 26 years of experience in Metalsmithing, Enamelling, and Jewellery, Meghan Salgaonkar comes from a family of traditional Indian Goldsmiths and Jewellery Designers-Makers. He has participated in and conducted numerous National and International Enamel Workshops, Exhibitions, and Symposiums. His artistic journey is rooted in the rich traditions of Jewellery, Metalsmithing & Vitreous Enamelling, with a unique foundation built in studios across both India and Europe. In his own studio, studioMESA, in Sawantwadi, he brings this vision to life by creating intricate jewellery and enamel works.

Date : 7th December, Sunday

Time : 10.00 am

Fee: INR 2200 per person (inclusive of all material and firing kiln)

Venue: Museum of Christian Art

For ages 15 years and above (adults are welcome!)

To register, send us a message on WhatsApp 8308805399