Is it possible to have a local random seed in Python?

Python's random seems are global, so modules changing it will effect each other.

While there are of course many 3rd party modules, is there a way using Python's standard library to have a random number local to a context.

(without using random.get/setstate which may be problematic when mixing code from different modules).

Something like...

r = random.context(seed=42)
number = r.randint(10, 20)

Where each module can use its own random context.