Working from home
Posted by RangSutra Crafts onWhen Rangsutra began, like most startups, we all worked from home. I worked from my home in Gurgaon, as did our co-founder, Ritu, who worked from Noida. Delhi Haat was our favourite place for meetings. The artisans...
International Day of Rural Women- Celebrating our women artisans
Posted by RangSutra Crafts onInternational Day of Rural Women Did you know? More than 80% of our artisan owners are women from rural villages of India. Our endeavour is to provide these women with the opportunity to improve their...
Rangsutra by the Numbers
Posted by RangSutra Crafts onOur journey began when 1,000 artisans put in 1,000 rupees each to form Rangsutra with a starting capital of Rs. 10 Lakhs. Today, more than 2,000 artisans are shareholders in our company and have shown...
Sister From Bikaner- Taggu Devi
Posted by RangSutra Crafts onThere is a strong communal link between artisans of Bikaner and Barmer. Due to inter marriage amongst families of both the places, there is a continuity of crafts and culture. Taggu ji is a product...
Patch Work: Building it Slowly
Posted by RangSutra Crafts onAn applique artisan with one of our oldest NGO supplier Roshni Sansthan, Barmer, Tulsi ji’s craft centre is a place which fills your heart with joy. She ensures that the women artisan’s at her center...
What do you want to be when you grow up? (By Allie Shier)
Posted by RangSutra Crafts onAap badi hokar kya bhanaa chaahti ho? What do you want to be when you grow up? This is a question that I have been asked countless times. It is a question that has evoked...
We connect…We co-create
Posted by RangSutra Crafts on“Co- creation as a concept has been the core of design development in Rangsutra and, as a whole in the craft sector. Every crafts community has the inherent knowledge and skill to make beautiful textiles/products....