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Resin beginners get clear, step-by-step help with ingredients, mixing and finishing their own piece.
The Lakes
Positivity With Art by Radhika Narayan is an art studio in The Lakes for guided workshops, children’s art classes and handmade gifts. Reviews highlight beginner-friendly resin sessions, including coasters and trays, plus finished resin pieces such as clocks and pooja thalis for gifting.
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Resin beginners get clear, step-by-step help with ingredients, mixing and finishing their own piece.
A reviewer valued the limited-student format, where each participant received personalised guidance during a resin session.
The resin coasters workshop let participants choose their moulds, colours, gemstones and final design.
Classes have worked for a family spanning a four-year-old child, a ten-year-old and a 74-year-old.
Children have explored tie-dye, ceramics, clay, acrylic and other art forms rather than repeating one format.
One resin student said guidance remained available offline and online after the workshop.
Customers have ordered coasters, resin table clocks and pooja thalis as gifts or additions to hampers.
Workshops include hands-on traditional art, such as Kalamkari painted onto a clutch purse.
Ask about choices. For resin coasters, ask about mould, colour and gemstone options before starting; the workshop includes several design choices.
Try resin. Beginners can start with resin: one first-timer was guided through the ingredients, mixing process and final idea.
Book children. Children’s classes suit mixed ages; reviews mention successful sessions for children aged four, five, seven and ten.
Expect variety. If you want more than painting, ask about classes using ceramics, clay, acrylic or other mediums.
Ask aftercare. If you need help after a resin class, ask whether post-workshop online or offline guidance is available.
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The Bottom Line
Positivity With Art by Radhika Narayan is a workshop-based art studio in The Lakes where adults and children can learn hands-on techniques and leave with something they have made. Resin is the clearest speciality in the reviews: visitors have made coasters, trays and clocks, while others have booked finished resin pieces as gifts. There are also sessions in dot mandala and traditional crafts such as Kalamkari on a clutch purse.
The teaching style is the main draw. Beginners describe clear explanations of resin ingredients and mixing, calm help when a design starts to go wrong, and enough choice over moulds, colours and gemstones to make a project feel personal. One review also mentions personalised attention in a limited-student class, while another says post-class guidance was available online and offline.
Families can look at the children’s classes, which have introduced students to clay, ceramics, acrylic, tie-dye and different painting styles. Reviews describe children aged four, five, seven and ten enjoying the sessions, and one family attended across three generations. If you are booking a resin workshop, ask about the project and available design options first; for a gift order, coasters, table clocks and pooja thalis are concrete examples customers have bought.