Swastik Plantable Rakhi by Scrapshala
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Swastik Plantable Rakhi


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Swastik Plantable Rakhi – handcrafted, eco-friendly rakhi made with natural cork base, cotton mauli thread, tulsi plant seeds and recycled seed paper. Contains tulsi seeds that can be planted; includes roli-chawal, instruction tag, greeting card and kraft paper rakhi envelope. Country of Origin: India.

Technical Specifications

Size / Dimensions
35 cm length; Dial Width: 3 cm
Material
Natural cork base, cotton mauli thread, tulsi seeds, recycled seed paper
HSN code
490900

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Swastik Plantable Rakhi – handcrafted, eco-friendly rakhi made with natural cork base, cotton mauli thread, tulsi plant seeds and recycled seed paper. Contains tulsi seeds that can be planted; includes roli-chawal, instruction tag, greeting card and kraft paper rakhi envelope. Country of Origin: India.

Country of origin: India

Shipping duration: 1 to 5 days

Zero post-festival waste, Plantable (contains tulsi seeds), Handcrafted from natural and recycled materials

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Swastik Plantable Rakhi

Material benefit
Natural cork base, cotton mauli thread, tulsi seeds, recycled seed paper
wood-free upcycled cotton scrap plantable paper; handspun cotton thread
Size
35 cm length; Dial Width: 3 cm
Not available
Price
INR 245.00
INR 225.00
Shipping duration
1 to 5 days
calculated at checkout

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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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