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Rangsutra X Desi Oon Collaboration: A Journey of Innovation and Empowerment

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A Chronicle of Sustainability and Shepherd's Whispers In the heart of Rajasthan's Rajasar Bhatiyan, where the echoes of a fading pastoral way of life lingered, emerged a collaboration - The Desi Oon Project. A collaboration...

The Chikankari Legacy: A Thread that Weaves Through History

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Finding its origins in the Mughal era, Chikankari travelled to India around the 16th century. The exquisite art, believed to be introduced by Noor Jehan, the wife of Mughal Emperor Jahangir, blossomed in Lucknow under...

Applique: An Enduring Craft

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Applique is a delicate art form that involves cutting intricate designs from fabric, meticulously gluing them onto a base material, and then stitching these pieces together using a hem stitch. The resulting patterns are stunning...

Gandhi Jayanti: Celebrating Sustainable Practices and Artistic Vision

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The 2nd of October is a day to remember that Mahatma Gandhi initiated our Independence – the Swadeshi movement by taking up the charkha and encouraging everyone to spin their own cloth. The charkha became...

Desert Embroideries: Threads of Tradition and Resilience

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RangSutra's Tribute to Rajasthan's Desert Embroideries
Discover the vibrant heart of Rajasthan with RangSutra's exclusive collection, celebrating the ancient desert embroideries of India. From the geometric marvel of Kharek to the intricate beauty of Soof, each stitch tells a tale of heritage, resilience, and artistry. Rooted in the traditions of the Meghawaad community, these embroideries are a living legacy of artisans who migrated from Sindh, Pakistan. Dive into the tales behind Soof, Kharek, Pakka, and Sindhi embroideries, each uniquely reflecting the spirit of the vast and varied landscape of Rajasthan. RangSutra's latest collection, "Shifrah", showcases contemporary Soof embroidery, blending muted desert tones with vibrant stitches, capturing Rajasthan's enduring spirit. Join us in celebrating a rich tapestry of tradition, where every thread has a story.

Empowering Weavers: Revival of Handloom Artisans with rangSutra (By Sumita Ghose)

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RangSutra’s community of handloom weavers across western Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Kashmir and Haryana have been able to revive and hone their craft thanks mainly to our partnership with IKEA – who have shown confidence in...

Celebrating a Decade of Partnership with IKEA- Co-creating Change

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This year we celebrate 10 years of partnership with IKEA - a significant milestone in Rangsutra’s journey.. towards social change and economic progress. We cherish the partnership, it has helped us grow, and played a...

Our Journey Towards a Sustainable Future

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Rangsutra Crafts is taking steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has a number of initiatives in place, including using more sustainable materials, installing solar panels, and recycling water.

The company's recent impact assessment found that the biggest source of its emissions are its raw materials. To address this, Rangsutra Crafts is working to use more sustainable cotton and recycled yarn. The company is also installing solar panels across centers and using more efficient machinery to treat and recycle water. Another initiative is the #ZeroWaste range of products by the company which are made using leftover fabric.

Come and be a part of this journey towards a sustainable future!

 

Being the change you want to see in the world

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This Gandhi Jayanti, Sumita Ghose, Rangsutra's founder, shares how the philosophy of Gandhi has inspired the organisation over the years.

Weaving A Common Future- By Sumita Ghose

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Rangsutra’s experience of the past 16 years despite ups and downs, shows that handloom weaving can be a source of regular well paid employment and livelihood for rural Indiansin the 21st century. The creation of...