FREE Course on Wood working and Carpentry by Hamsavardhan.

(www.esthete.in)

  • Esthete, Tavarekere Main Road.
  • A complete introductory course on working with wood. This course is designed for the novice. Learn about different types of wood and boards, tools, joinery etc., in an interesting and interactive atmosphere. 
    Please hit the “GOING” button if you would like to register for this course. Allso please hit the “like” button on this page. (Optional!)

    This course will be personally conducted by Mr Hamsavardhan, Founder and Principal Designer at Eshtete Customized Interiors and Furniture.

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  1. Deepa Mohan says:

    I’m not sure about this, do add a comment on the FB page and Hamsavardhan will get back to you, I’m sure.

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