Mansi Ranghar

Through Vikara, we are trying to bring change in the society that not only good food is required for healthy body but a good clothing is necessary. Vikara focuses on sustainability and naturally dyed handwoven clothes, bringing the traditional techniques and fashion together.

Wearing the Change

Through her label Vikara, Mansi Ranghar makes the case that good clothing, like good food, is part of a healthy life. Her handicraft practice centres on sustainability and naturally dyed, handwoven cloth, bringing traditional techniques and contemporary fashion together in pieces designed to be worn with intention.

Her KalaCUBE collection shows how naturally that philosophy translates into wearable art. There is the Starry Tote Bag, the plant-toned Eco Guav, Cassia and Marigo unisex shirts, a set of Naturally Dyed Mulberry Silk Ties, and a Hand-Painted Multi-Flora Saree — each carrying the subtle irregularities that come only from natural dye and the loom rather than the factory line.

That respect for slow, human-made craft is what KalaCUBE was built to champion. Grown from Musée Living and the Musée Art Café in Dehradun, the marketplace celebrates makers whose work is rooted in care and tradition — a spirit Mansi’s sustainable, hand-finished garments embody with quiet conviction.

Explore Mansi Ranghar’s Vikara collection at kalacube.com/artist/mansi.