For generations, the women in our families have spoken in lines and colors. We paint the fish, the lotus, and the life around us—not just as art, but as a language of Mithila passed down from mothers to daughters.

Rangika is how we bring these old stories into the modern world. Every saree, bag, and accessory is painted by hand, one nib-stroke at a time. Because it is done by hand, no two pieces are ever truly identical; each one holds the memory of a village festival or a quiet afternoon at work.

Through Rangika, we are doing more than keeping a craft alive; we are building livelihoods with dignity. It is a space where our heritage finds a home in your wardrobe, and where the artist is finally seen and celebrated. This is our culture in motion—rooted in our pride and painted with a clear purpose.