'Tree of Life' on the spot inter school painting competition organized by Ecole Francaise de Delhi in association with Sanskriti Pratishthan.
Sanskriti Pratishthan organized an International Basketry Workshop sponsored by the Office The Development Commissioner , Handicrafts, Government of India. The workshop was unique -for the first time four basket makers one each from Botswana, India, Japan and Scotland came together to exhibit t their baskets which had a distinct style. Six Indian artisans who were traditional basket weavers were part of this workshop. The workshop offered an opportunity for exchange of techniques, styles of basket making and to provide styles and exposure to use a variety of sustainable materials .
Sanskriti Pratishthan and Karukkul Foundation a jointly organized an international jewellery design workshop and prototype development programme which was sponsored by the Office The Development Commissioner , Handicrafts, Government of India. The workshop which was led by both Indian and designers from Japan, Cambodia. United Kingdom and interacted with Indian artists from Rajasthan, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh and Delhi. The workshop provided a platform to understand the various ways of diversifying Indian jewellery craft and accessories for an international market.
In 2006 Mexico celebrated the 600th anniversary of the birth of “Tilatoani”, a great Monarch and port. Keeping in with these festivities the Mexican embassy in New Delhi came in collaboration with Sanskriti Foundation to invite the Iconic and much-celebrated artist from Mexico Rev. Maestro Felipe Erhenberg, who agreed to come to India and not only put up an “OFFERANDA” but in order to pass on the cultural similarities between the two countries, to a new generation, held a workshop over eight days with the students from College of Art, New Delhi. These students twenty-five in number worked with the Maestro from 10am in the morning to late evenings, preparing the Offeranda & experiencing the mystique powers. It was finally put up on the 2nd of November 2006 and opened to people from all walks of life to come and experience the cultural similarities from two different corners of the world not withstanding the Geographical boundaries or distance in time. It was indeed an honour and a unique experience.
