The concept of learning by practice is one of the oldest and most significant principles in the traditions of craft in Bharat. It refers to the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, and techniques through continuous observation, imitation, repetition, and direct participation in the process of making. Unlike classroom-based theoretical learning, this approach emphasizes experiential knowledge, where understanding emerges from doing rather than merely reading or listening. In the Indian craft tradition, learning by practice is not simply a method of skill development but a holistic process of intellectual, physical, emotional, and cultural education. Indian crafts have historically been transmitted through the Guru-Shishya Parampara and hereditary family traditions. Young learners begin by observing experienced artisans at work from an early age. Initially,