RangSa emblem: a serif R framed by lotus and two peacocksRangSaBringing Colours of Heritage
RangSa emblem: a serif R framed by a lotus and two peacocks

RangSa

Bringing Colours of Heritage

Create. Discover.
Carry India Forward.

Traditional Indian art, reimagined as something you can create yourself.

Explore Our Art

Step inside the haveli

Three doorways, three art forms. Choose a room and see what is being made inside.

Collections

Three art forms, opened like a book

Each collection carries its own palette, its own region and its own way of drawing a story.

Aipan artwork from Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand

Aipan

Geometric stories drawn from the traditional art of Uttarakhand.

In the hill homes of Kumaon, women draw Aipan on floors and doorways with rice paste on red ochre — grids, dots and lotuses that mark every welcome, every festival, every beginning. The geometry looks strict, but it is really a language of good wishes.

Mandala artwork from Pan-Indian

Pan-Indian

Mandala

Ancient patterns transformed into a mindful creative experience.

A mandala begins at a single point and grows outward in patient circles. Drawn for centuries as a meditation, it asks for nothing but attention — which is exactly why it feels so good to draw one at the end of a long day.

Gond artwork from Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh

Gond

Bring the rhythm of Gond storytelling into your own hands.

Gond artists of central India fill deer, birds and trees with dots and dashes until the whole surface hums. Every painting is a story passed down by song first and brush second — a forest remembered in pattern.

Our purpose

Where Heritage
Meets Your Hands

Aipan, Mandala, Gond — these art forms once lived on doorsteps, walls and floors. For many of us growing up now, they are something we recognise but never learned to draw.

RangSa turns them into experiences you can actually do: a box, a story, the right materials, and a first line drawn by you. Nothing to be intimidated by, nothing to be perfect at.

You do not buy the art. You make it — and heritage becomes something you have touched.

Hands painting a fine gold mandala on handmade paper

Why RangSa

Four small promises

Learn

Discover the story behind the art.

Create

Make it yourself instead of simply buying it.

Connect

Experience Indian heritage in a personal way.

Keep

Turn the finished artwork into something meaningful.

The Process

How a tradition becomes yours

01

Traditional Art

A form kept alive for generations.

02

Story

Where it comes from and what it means.

03

DIY Experience

A box designed so you can begin.

04

Your Creation

Something only you have made.

The Kits

Boxes made to be opened slowly

Wooden surfaces, hand-mixed colour, fine brushes and a story booklet — everything you need for a first attempt.

Maroon and cream RangSa gift boxes with gold lotus block print

Gifting

Give Something
They Can Create.

Wrapped in maroon and gold, with a hand-written note if you'd like. A gift that keeps someone company for an evening and then stays on their wall.

  • For Friends
  • For Family
  • For Art Lovers
  • For Curious Minds
Illustrated Rajasthani haveli entrance with painted maroon doors

The door is open.

Pick an art form and begin with one line.