Kerala mural paintings are the frescos depicting mythology and legends, which are drawn on the walls of temples in South India, principally in Kerala. The temples and palaces of Kerala are a visual treat depicting sagas of ancient Hindu Gods and Goddesses. Five elements of nature form an integral part of the painting. The most frequently used pigments in Kerala murals are saffron-red(Fire), saffron-yellow, green, Indian red(Earth), white, blue(Water and Sky), black, yellow and golden-yellow. Air is depicted in the flowing dresses and flower garlands in the painting.

Kerala Murals will be introduced to learners by first giving adequate practice on typical Kerala Murals designs in pencil drawing, followed by practice in brush to help learners master good hand movements.
The students are encouraged to select two ( 1 classwork and 1 homework) subjects by themselves, guidance and support will be provided by explaining the intricacies and complexity involved to help identify the best subjects.
One Subject will be classwork and another homework. Both work will have to be carried out simultaneously. Course Material to be purchased by students.

All steps involved in making a Kerala Mural will be taught and demonstrated.

CERTIFICATION – A course completion certification will be issued on successfully completing the 2 pieces of Kerala Mural Art Work.

Anybody above the age of 12 years having inclination in drawing and having an eye for detail can learn.