A House Of Stories, Stitched In Memory, Sculpted In Myth,
And Illuminated By Imagination.
At Rangeela LLC, we are more than a creative collective — we are a bridge between tradition and innovation, storytelling and craft. Our mission is to honor the heritage of handloom artisans while reimagining couture, accessories, and visual art in a modern, cinematic context. Through our handcrafted collections, we invite you into a world where every stitch, every frame, and every flavor tells a story. Whether you're experiencing a visual piece or wearing a garment from our Fallen Angel Collection or The eXentric Collection, you’re participating in a deeper narrative of sharing cultural identity and spreading joy.
Meet The Creators
Singh Azazeal,
Creative Director
Singh Azazeal is the Creative Director of Rangeela LLC. A visual artist, director, and “story alchemist,” he weaves his passion for myth, memory, and mysticism into every project. His work — from film to fashion — reflects this blend of Eastern roots and Western experience.
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Singh brings cinematic clarity and emotional depth to everything he does: his photography captures souls, his direction shapes narratives, and his couture lines echo timeless elegance. Singh believes that art is a language powerful enough to outlive silence and his bespoke creations are just whispers travelling through time.
Rooted in tradition.
Powered by imagination.
Created
with love.
Mani Kaur,
Founder / Owner
At the heart of this creative house is the gentle strength of Mani Kaur, the motherly pillar behind the business. Her warmth, wisdom, and cultural roots deeply inform everything we do; a beautiful convergence of legacy and leadership.
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Her life and values inspire our ateliers: with her as our soul anchor, each piece carries not just artistry, but also a lineage of love, tradition, and maternal care. She is our guiding force — subtly shaping the ethos of Rangeela LLC through her heritage and unwavering support. Her presence in the brand is a gentle but powerful reminder that our creations are not just fashion or art — they are embodiments of family, faith, and the stories we carry from our past into our future.