In 1966, a man from a Rajasthani family settled in Mysore started a small handicrafts manufacturing unit. Four years later, he opened a store opposite Mysore Zoo. That store became Ramsons — and what followed was 56 years of one family's deep, unhurried commitment to preserving Karnataka's living art and craft heritage.

Ramsons Kala Pratishtana has opened what is believed to be India's first exclusive traditional board games showroom, at Ramsons Bombe Mane, Nazarbad, Mysore.

The Royal Family of Sawantwadi inaugurated the 10th edition of Ramsons Kreedaa Kaushalya in May 2024, with three new game boards released in craft forms from Uttarakhand, Odisha, and Gujarat.

Ramsons Bombe Mane 2025 brought together hundreds of handcrafted dolls from across India, continuing Mysore's beloved Dasara doll tradition.

Kannada actor Vinay Rajkumar inaugurated the 11th edition of Ramsons Kreedaa Kaushalya on 3rd April 2026 — India's only exclusive traditional board games showroom.