Course Description: Meenakari Jewelry Making
Dive into the enchanting world of Meenakari Jewelry, a centuries-old art form that combines intricate craftsmanship with vibrant enamel work. This course is designed to introduce you to the beauty and skill behind creating traditional Meenakari pieces, inspired by the royal heritage of Rajasthan.
What You’ll Learn:
- Metal Preparation: Understand how to prepare gold, silver, or other metals for enamel application.
- Engraving Techniques: Master the art of creating intricate designs and patterns on metal surfaces.
- Enamel Application: Learn the process of fusing colorful powdered glass onto metal through high-heat techniques.
- Polishing & Finishing: Perfect the final touches for a smooth and stunning finish.
- Color Theory: Explore harmonious color combinations to bring your designs to life.
- Traditional Motifs: Study iconic floral, geometric, and cultural patterns to incorporate into your work.
Who Can Join:
- Beginners with a passion for jewelry-making.
- Experienced designers looking to expand their skills.
- Anyone interested in the rich cultural heritage of Meenakari art.
Why Take This Course?
- Gain hands-on experience under expert guidance.
- Learn the historical and cultural significance of Meenakari.
- Create exquisite, one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces.
- Open doors to a creative and lucrative career in jewelry design.
Embark on this artistic journey and discover the timeless charm of Meenakari jewelry!
Course Features
- Lectures 19
- Quiz 0
- Duration 10 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language Urdu
- Students 0
- Certificate No
- Assessments Self
Curriculum
- 3 Sections
- 19 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Section no 17
- 1.1Lecture no 1 Introduction of Meenakari Jewelry Material
- 1.2Lecture no 2 What is Resin & How to measure resin
- 1.3Lecture no 3 How to Measure resin with spoon
- 1.4How to measure resin with Measuring scale
- 1.5First simple Earring Making2 Days
- 1.6Lecture no 5 Information about resin pouring & mold information part 1
- 1.7Lecture no 5 part 2 How to make paste colour
- Section no 211
- 2.0Lecture no 6 Rose preservion in mold part 1
- 2.1Rose preservion part 2
- 2.2Second Rose preservion set2 Days
- 2.3Lecture no 7 vinyl stickers pendent
- 2.4Vinyl stickers pendent3 Days
- 2.5Lecture no 8 Sea Theme Earring.pendent part 1
- 2.6Sea Theme Earing . pendent part 2
- 2.7Sea Theme set3 Days
- 2.8Lecture no 9 Alcohol ink pendent with vinyl stickers part 1
- 2.9Alchol ink pendent part 2
- 2.10Alcohol ink pendent3 Days
- Section no 39
- 3.1Lecture no 10 Black 🖤 resin Kundan Mala part 1
- 3.2Black 🖤 Kundan Mala part 2
- 3.3Black resin 🖤 Kundan Mala part 3
- 3.4Black 🖤 resin Kundan pendent3 Days
- 3.5Lecture no 11 Black set with annalace attachment
- 3.6Pendent with Annalace attachment2 Days
- 3.7Lecture no 12 Acrylics Earings dry flower 🌹 preserve part1
- 3.8Acrylic Earring 🌹 preserve part 2
- 3.9Acrylic Bascess Earing3 Days
Requirements
- No prior experience is required for beginner-level courses, but having some knowledge of jewelry design or crafting can be helpful.
- Safety gear (gloves, goggles, and masks)
- A well-ventilated workspace with proper lighting and safety precautions for handling tools and heat.
- Dedicate time for learning, practicing techniques, and completing projects or assignments.
Features
- Step-by-step guidance on traditional and modern Meenakari techniques, including enamel application, engraving, and polishing.
- Practical assignments to create intricate designs, enhancing your skills and confidence in jewelry-making.
- Training from experienced artisans and jewelry designers specializing in Meenakari.
- Detailed information on tools, materials, and equipment required, with tips on sourcing and using them effectively.
Target audiences
- Individuals passionate about learning traditional and creative jewelry-making techniques.
- Professionals looking to expand their skillset and incorporate Meenakari techniques into their craft.
- People interested in preserving and practicing traditional Indian art forms like Meenakari.
- Those who want to create personalized, handcrafted jewelry as gifts for loved ones.