₹695
Upcycled Diary by Scrapshala is thoughtfully designed with a timeless, professional aesthetic, making it an ideal gift for employees, colleagues, and conscious organisations. Minimal yet meaningful, this diary is equally perfect for daily journaling, office use, creative expression, and travel. The blue textured hardbound cover is handcrafted using Scrapshala’s flagship handloom textile, made from upcycled old newspapers and magazines, with a reclaimed denim strip. 100 high-quality recycled thick pages. Handmade in India.
Technical Specifications
- Size / Dimensions
- 20 x 15 x 2 cm
- Material
- Upcycled old newspapers & magazines, recycled paper, reclaimed denim
- Colour
- Multicoloured
- Type
- hardbound diary
- HSN code
- 482010
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Upcycled Diary by Scrapshala is thoughtfully designed with a timeless, professional aesthetic, making it an ideal gift for employees, colleagues, and conscious organisations. Minimal yet meaningful, this diary is equally perfect for daily journaling, office use, creative expression, and travel. The blue textured hardbound cover is handcrafted using Scrapshala’s flagship handloom textile, made from upcycled old newspapers and magazines, with a reclaimed denim strip. 100 high-quality recycled thick pages. Handmade in India.
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: 1 to 5 days
Upcycled old newspapers and magazines diverted from landfills, Supports local Indian women artisans, Contributes to a sustainable, circular economy
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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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