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At a glance
1 Cr - 2 Cr
Investment Range
6 - 10
Franchise Count
2,001 - 5,000 sq.ft
Area Required
On Inquiry
Payback Period
1
Years in Franchising

Tarang Arts Franchise

Franchise Quick Facts

Brand Name Tarang Arts
Industry / Business Category Handicrafts
Founded Year 2004
Franchise Started Year 2024
Total Franchise Outlets 1–10
Estimated Investment INR 1 Cr – 2 Cr
Franchise Fee INR 1 Lakh
Royalty Fee 30%
Space Requirement 3000–5000 Sq.ft
Staff Requirement Typically 5–10 employees per outlet
Expected Payback Period 2–3 years

1. What is Tarang Arts?

Tarang Arts is a retail brand specializing in Indian handicrafts, including Tanjore paintings, brass sculptures, and curated home décor items. Operating in the cultural and lifestyle sector, it serves customers interested in traditional and artisanal products. The franchise targets art enthusiasts and collectors who value handcrafted, culturally significant items. It falls within the broader ethnic handicraft and specialty decor category.

2. How the Business Works

Franchise outlets function as experiential retail spaces where customers explore and purchase handcrafted art. Daily operations include product display, customer engagement, order fulfillment, and inventory management. Revenue is generated primarily through in-store and online sales, including seasonal collections, curated exhibitions, and artisan collaborations.

3. Products or Services Offered

Tanjore Paintings Hand-painted works with intricate details and gold foil embellishments
Brass Sculptures Traditional motifs and figures from Indian mythology
Home Décor Wall art, showpieces, and decorative artifacts blending traditional and modern aesthetics
Workshops & Experiences Art creation workshops for community engagement and brand promotion

4. How the Franchise Model Works

Franchise partners manage retail showrooms showcasing curated Indian art and handicrafts:

Role of Franchise Partner Oversee daily operations, staff management, and customer experience
Responsibilities Sales, inventory, merchandising, events, and marketing within the local market
Franchisor Support Product sourcing, artisan network access, training, marketing guidance, and operational standards
Outlet Operation Experiential retail with a combination of curated display and interactive experiences

5. Franchise Cost and Investment Overview

Estimated Investment INR 1 Cr – 2 Cr for setup, inventory, and operational costs
Franchise Fee INR 1 Lakh
Setup Costs Outlet construction, display infrastructure, inventory procurement, staff onboarding
Royalty 30% on revenue, covering brand support, training, and ongoing operational guidance

6. Space and Infrastructure Requirements

Space Requirement 3000–5000 Sq.ft, suitable for galleries, workshops, and product displays
Location Type High-footfall commercial areas, premium retail districts, or cultural centers
Equipment Needs Display units, lighting, shelving, POS systems, workshop areas
Staffing 5–10 trained employees managing sales, customer service, and artisan coordination

7. Training and Franchise Support

  • Comprehensive operational training on sales, merchandising, and customer engagement
  • Guidance on product handling, storage, and artisan collaborations
  • Marketing support including brand campaigns, exhibitions, and promotional activities
  • Continuous operational guidance and business performance monitoring

8. Revenue Model and ROI Factors

Revenue streams include:

  • Direct retail sales of handicrafts and home décor items
  • Seasonal or themed collections driving repeat customer engagement
  • Workshops and events offering additional service revenue
  • Operational costs include staff salaries, inventory replenishment, and rental
  • Expected payback period: 2–3 years depending on location and sales volume

9. Brand History and Expansion

Established Year 2004
Franchising Started 2024
Existing Network 6 branches across Bangalore and Coimbatore
Markets Served Urban centers with interest in premium handicrafts
Expansion Plans Franchise rollout targeting tier-1 and tier-2 cities with dedicated retail spaces

10. Key Advantages of the Franchise

  • Access to skilled artisan networks and curated traditional products
  • Strong heritage brand with established recognition in Indian handicrafts
  • Scalable retail model with potential for experiential outlets
  • Franchise support in marketing, operations, and artisan sourcing
  • Opportunity to engage customers through workshops and cultural experiences

11. Who Should Consider This Franchise

  • Entrepreneurs with interest in cultural and heritage products
  • Investors in specialty retail or artisanal markets
  • Operators with experience in lifestyle, decor, or boutique retail
  • Business owners seeking high-value niche products with a focus on craftsmanship

13. Similar Franchise Opportunities

  • FabIndia – Handicrafts and ethnic products retail
  • Anokhi – Traditional textile and home décor franchises
  • Kalakruti – Indian artisan products and cultural retail
  • Hastkala Handicrafts – Specialty handicraft stores with franchise model
  • Craftsvilla – Ethnic and artisanal lifestyle retail franchise

These brands operate in similar ethnic, artisan, and home décor markets, providing comparable investment and operational models.

Retail Handicrafts B2C Owner-Operated Individual
Investment and financials
Cost overview
Investment range 1 Cr - 2 Cr
Franchise / Brand fee ₹1 Lakh
Royalty / Commission 30%
Investment tier Premium
Area required 2,001 - 5,000 sq.ft
Staff required 1 - 4
Setup complexity Simple
Business term 5 Years
Renewal available Yes
Returns outlook
Expected monthly revenue
On Inquiry
Revenue model High
Business model B2C
Break-even
Capital payback On Inquiry
Capital sensitivity Very Low
Investor fit profile
Operations
Operation mode Owner-Operated
Location type Mall/High Street/Home
Property required Mall/High Street/Home
Home-based possible No
Can run part-time Yes
Primary customer Individual
Market characteristics
Seasonality Low
Recession resistance High
Digital integration High
Years in franchising 1 Year
Avg units / year
Ideal for
HNI investor Business group seeking exclusive territory rights
Expansion territories

Accepting franchise applications in 2 states & UTs

Franchise support
Provided by brand
Not provided by brand
Data not available
Tax System Inclusion
Franchise Manuals
Head Office Support
Field Assistance
Agreement Template
Marketing Co-op Fund
Training and agreement details
Training location
Information Not Available
Business term
5 Years
Renewal available
Yes
Brand strength
1 Year
Years Franchising
Avg Units / Year
Available on inquiry
Founded
C
Brand Tier
C
Tier C — Startup brand with early market presence
A+Established AMature BGrowing CStartup
Startup
Forefind rank history
Current rank
#
Retail category
2025
Based on Forefind scoring model
Licences and compliance
Required licences and registrations for operating this franchise in India. Requirements may vary by state and city tier.
Trade License
Setup complexity:
Simple

Frequently asked questions
Q What is the investment required for Tarang Arts franchise?

Investment ranges from INR 1 Cr to 2 Cr, covering franchise fee, outlet setup, inventory, and staffing.

Q How does the Tarang Arts franchise business work?

Franchisees operate retail outlets that sell Indian handicrafts and art, manage staff, conduct workshops, and maintain local marketing initiatives under brand guidelines.

Q What space is required to start the franchise?

Recommended outlet space is 3000–5000 Sq.ft, providing room for product display, workshops, and customer interaction areas.

Q How long does it take to recover the investment?

Payback period is estimated at 2–3 years depending on location, sales volume, and customer engagement activities.

Q How can investors apply for the franchise?

Prospective partners submit an application to the brand, complete training, and establish a retail outlet following operational and brand standards. ## 13. Similar Franchise Opportunities

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