Building hope, one act of kindness at a time.

We’re a team driven by the belief that every small effort counts. From education to livelihood support, our work begins where help is needed most.

INITIATIVES

What does it mean to care for a world that is older, wiser, and yet, far more fragile than we think?

For the Angadi Foundation, our response unfolded across four key pillars: preserving and restoring temples, nurturing and strengthening communities, maintaining harmony between people and the planet, and empowering young minds through education and skill development.

Our Mandates

Temple restoration and preservation

Temple restoration and preservation

To restore a temple is to protect a chapter of India’s living history. The Angadi Foundation supports the upkeep, conservation, and revival of sacred sites so that these places of worship and the traditions anchored within them remain accessible and intact for future generations.

Child Welfare and Nutrition

Child Welfare and Nutrition

Healthy childhoods are the foundation of every strong future. The Foundation supports initiatives that ensure nutrition, healthcare, protection, and holistic development for children from under- resourced, underserved communities.

Arts, Crafts and Culture Advancement

Arts, Crafts and Culture Advancement

India’s cultural identity lives through its artisans, performers, and craft traditions. The Foundation works to promote awareness, visibility, and continuity for these art forms, ensuring that knowledge passed down for centuries continues to thrive.

Elderly and Woman Welfare

Elderly and Woman Welfare

The Foundation provides essential medical support, wellness programmes, and services tailored to the needs of the elderly and women with limited access to care, while helping to improve wellbeing, dignity, and quality of life.

Temple restoration and preservation
Social Welfare and Rehabilitation

Social Welfare and Rehabilitation

In times of personal or collective difficulty, the Foundation extends support to the elderly, orphans, women from vulnerable backgrounds and individuals with disabilities.It also participates in relief and rehabilitation efforts during natural disasters or social distress.

Environment, Ecology and Animal Welfare

Environment, Ecology and Animal Welfare

The Foundation supports conservation, awareness, and welfare initiatives that protect animals and the environment. This includes support for shelters, veterinary care, ecological restoration, and promoting humane, responsible treatment of all living beings.

Education And Skill Development

Education And Skill Development

Every possibility begins with education. The Foundation supports learning, skill development, and enterprise-building initiatives that empower individuals to gain confidence, independence, and long-term opportunity.

Public Policy, Research and Thought Leadership

Public Policy, Research and Thought Leadership

The Foundation supports research and knowledge-sharing that informs thoughtful public decision-making. Through publications, advisory work, and collaborative inquiry, we contribute to a deeper understanding of the cultural, social, and environmental questions that shape the world around us.

Our Journey

Each step is taken with purpose: to support people, strengthen communities, and spark lasting change. These stories reflect our continued commitment to care and collective wellbeing.

HEARTS BEHIND THE FOUNDATION

Radhararaman Hari Kothandaraman

Radhararaman Hari Kothandaraman

Radharaman Hari Kothandaraman is the Founder, CEO, and Principal Designer of The House of Angadi, and the Creative Director of Advaya. Rooted in his family’s six-century weaving heritage, he has been dedicated to India’s textile and traditions since the tender age of 20—a commitment that continues to guide his efforts to preserve the communities who sustain it.

He founded The House of Angadi in Bengaluru in 2001 with the purpose of safeguarding living craft practices while building sustainable livelihoods for weavers. Known for his craft-centered innovation, he has developed a design philosophy that respects heritage while opening new avenues for creative expression.

Radharaman’s extensive engagement with weaving clusters across Andhra Pradesh, Bengal, Gujarat, and Tamil Nadu has given him a firsthand understanding of the economic and cultural challenges faced by artisans. These insights guide his interventions across Kanjeevaram, Jamdani, Ikat, and other heritage textiles, ensuring that each innovation supports dignity, continuity, and fair recognition for the craftsmen who shape these traditions.

Supria Radaraman

Supria Radaraman

Supria Radharaman is a seasoned Chief Operating Officer in the fashion industry with over 15 years of experience, guided by a commitment to strengthening creative communities and advancing responsible craftsmanship. She holds both a graduate degree in Fashion Design and a postgraduate degree in Fashion Retail Management from the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT).

Before joining The House of Angadi in 2012, she served as Design Head for a UK-based fashion startup and worked as a buyer and brand representative for international luxury houses such as Marchesa, Sass & Bide, and Mawi. She also led an independent practice in branding and public relations, supporting emerging designers and young creative enterprises.

At The House of Angadi, Supria oversees HR, training, marketing, collaborations, branding, and buying across multiple divisions including Wellness, Kids, Accessories, and Perfumes. Her leadership emphasizes ethical growth, skill development, and the creation of meaningful opportunities—ensuring that the company’s progress aligns with the well-being of its teams, partners, and the wider creative ecosystem.

Kothandaraman Mallikaraman

Kothandaraman Mallikaraman

Mother to Radharaman Hari Kothandaraman- Founder, CEO, and Principal Designer of The House of Angadi, Mrs.Raman is a familiar and respected presence among Angadi customers and the who’s who of Bengaluru society, Mrs.Raman has been closely associated with the brand since its inception. As co-founder alongside her son, K.H Radharaman, she played a significant role in shaping Angadi’s early vision and values. While she is not as actively involved in day-to-day operations today, Mrs.Raman continues to remain an integral part of Angadi’s growth story, embodying its legacy and enduring ethos.