About Us

What is Rangiru ?

Rangiru is fusion of 'Rang' (which means "color" in Hindi) and "Ikiru" (a Japanese word, meaning 'to live'). Thus Rangiru stands for colors to live for. We are on a mission to add colors to your life.

Our Vision

Colors are all around us yet they are hard to hold on to. In India, there is immense creativity and artisans abound. They create gems out of sand with their bare hands. Their outreach is limited due to gaps in the market. Our goal is to make these handicrafts accessible to the whole world.

For you, we bring the best of the colors of India at your fingertips. While we do that, we ensure you get a smooth shopping experience with reliable delivery and friendly customer support.

Let the colors flow!

Team

• Abhey Kumar
  studied Civil Engineering at IIT Delhi (2004) and ME Management at University of Auckland (2008). After working as a Roading Engineer and Project Manager in New Zealand for few years, Abhey decided to work in and for India. He is hoping to become a civil servant one day. Abhey is passionate about social development and currently chases the suppliers and logistics team at rangiru.com. When not at Rangiru or not writing exams, you can find him watching a play or if you are lucky, even performing in one.


• Jagmal Singh
  completed his B. Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering from IIT Delhi more skilled as an engineer than a scientist. After many years at D E Shaw India and decent exposure to Finance, Technology and Corporate world, he garnered courage to jump into the world of startups. With a dream to use technology (whatever little he knows) to build tools to help solve problems of India, he has taken a small step in this direction.


• Ridhi Singh Chouhan
  is a science graduate and loves reading. Here at Rangiru, you can find her reading and getting excited about different art forms of India and exploring the richness of Indian culture.


• Saurabh Mathur
  studied Computer Science at IIT Delhi (2005) and Columbia University (2007). For four years Saurabh strolled aimlessly in a Google campus. Now he creates and fixes bugs at Rangiru