₹1,845
Always dreaming of a beach holiday or planning your next street-shopping spree? Meet your perfect everyday companion, the CHAMKILA Upcycled Tote Bag by Scrapshala. Designed for conscious living, this eco-friendly tote is handcrafted from discarded single-use plastic wrappers, transformed into vibrant Chamkila textile using traditional charkha and handloom techniques by Indian women artisans. Magnetic button closure, lightweight yet sturdy, shoulder-length handles. Each bag is one-of-a-kind due to unique wrapper colours.
Technical Specifications
- Size / Dimensions
- 14 x 12 x 4 inches
- Material
- Upcycled plastic wrappers with cotton fabric lining
- Colour
- Multicoloured (varies based on wrappers used)
- Type
- Tote Bag
- HSN code
- 420292
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Always dreaming of a beach holiday or planning your next street-shopping spree? Meet your perfect everyday companion, the CHAMKILA Upcycled Tote Bag by Scrapshala. Designed for conscious living, this eco-friendly tote is handcrafted from discarded single-use plastic wrappers, transformed into vibrant Chamkila textile using traditional charkha and handloom techniques by Indian women artisans. Magnetic button closure, lightweight yet sturdy, shoulder-length handles. Each bag is one-of-a-kind due to unique wrapper colours.
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: 1 to 5 days
Upcycled single-use plastic wrappers diverted from landfills, Supports ethical livelihoods for women artisans, Promotes slow fashion and conscious consumption
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Scrapshala
Scrapshala is an Indian social enterprise upcycling discarded materials into beautiful handcrafted products. They empower local artisans, offer restoration services, and encourage waste exchange programs to promote a circular economy.
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