Handmade Paper Products, Paper bags, Photo frames
We find pleasure in introducing ourselves as a manufacturer of handmade paper products. We produce eco-friendly paper products. Our company was founded in 1999 young & hard working, Environmental Conscious, most important a responsible citizen with the vision of giving a pollution free environment to the next generation.
Our printing and designing unit includes a team of fine artists and highly skilled artisans who have produced a range of high quality paper products since beginning. We have a wide collection of handmade papers & recycle papers from all over India. We design and manufacture handmade paper products as per your specification in stipulated time span.
Handmade papers are 100% wood-free. It is made out from cotton waste, agro waste, silk waste, flower petals, straw / wool and jute waste. Each sheet is made by hand result in a unique texture to each sheet. Handmade papers will last at least one hundred years, it can preserve your important all documents for longer duration of period.
- The power of handmade paper
- One ton of handmade paper saves Three Tons of Wood.
- One ton of handmade paper saves 100 Cubic Meters of water.
- One ton of handmade paper creates jobs worth Rs. 40000
- We can save 6 full grown Trees for giving life to lots of birds & insects.
- 3 years of cooking fuel for village family in India or any developing country.
- 25 years of drinking water for one person.
- And many more that we could not think is. Saving our Environment for next generation.
Environmental perspective since last two decades we are facing the biggest threats to the Environment is Global Warming, Deforestation, Endangered Animal Species and extremely depleting ground water level; every human being is responsible directly or indirectly.
Social perspective more than 70% of India ‘s population lives in villages. Nearly half of them is live under poverty i.e. less than $ 1/ daily wages. Hence the social objective of creating opportunities of gainful employment to the rural India and preserving traditional art of papermaking.
