Sarangi Journal explores distinctive objects, considered design, craftsmanship, art and adornment.
Are you visiting Chennai? Generally known as a keeper of South Indian traditions, the city’s progressive and innovative initiatives will not fail to impress. Take for instance the metro rail, a favorite for its numerous fascinating initiatives. We suggest you take the metro...
Motif by definition is a recurring piece of idea that is reflected throughout in an artistic work. They are the narrative element reverberating the sole voice in a literature. Motifs could be any one or more of the following: a...
The streets of Kanchipuram are the womb to flawless Kanchipuram silk saris. The paths leading to the weavers' adobe are woven with ethnicity, warm aura and shades of the rainbow. The alluring endearment in the weaver's heart is carefully interwoven...
She's a woman unlike any other; give her a gift that's unlike any other. Sarangi greets you and wishes you a happy Mother's Day. This year, Mother's Day is on May 14th.
The new year is celebrated all over India at around the same time of the year. It is known by various names; In Tamil Nadu it is Puthandu, in Kerala it is Vishu, in West Bengal it is Naba Barsha...
The colour red sits on top of the rainbow. It is thought to be the first colour perceived by babies. Red embodied the secret of life to the ancients. According to the poet Yeats, 'Red is the colour of magic...
Chintadripet, a neighbourhood in Chennai, was created in 1734 by the then British governor George Morton Pitt with the settlement of over 230 weaver families to produce cotton for export. It was called “Chinna Thari Pettai”, which in Tamil means...
Every Indian heart swells with pride as the Tricolour unfurls, unleashing waves of patriotism and celebrating the spirit of freedom. Vibrant colours are symbolic of India and its national flag. The Sarangi collection salutes this spirit of freedom and offers...
