The written word has always called to my heart. So it was only natural that beautiful paper was a steadfast companion throughout my life. A traveling seeker since my childhood, I fell in love in India and fell in love with India. The world opened up to a riot of colour and centuries-old artistic traditions.
These blank cards are made from materials found in nature; flowers, jute and silk thread. In our responsibility towards Mother Earth, cotton t-shirts are often broken down to produce the paper pulp that begins another life in your greeting cards.
This venture isn’t just about beautiful things. It’s about being a positive force for good in this world. It is about setting children on a course of life that I was afforded based on geography. 10% of your purchase funds education initiatives in Mumbai.
Paper artifacts weaved from traditional 500-year-old handmade paper-making technique
Unique textures, uncommon colors, and natural to the touch.
Art inspired by cultural inclinations, timeless heritage, and age-old lineages.
Made of materials found in nature: jute. wildflowers and silk thread
Gentle on the earth, made using wood-free products.
Paper artifacts weaved from traditional 500-year-old handmade paper-making technique
Unique textures, uncommon colors, and natural to the touch.
Art inspired by cultural inclinations, timeless heritage, and age-old lineages.
Made of materials found in nature: jute. wildflowers and silk thread
Gentle on the earth, made using wood-free products.
The power of the spoken, written, and read word is the foundation of knowledge and that’s a birthright. With every card we ship, you help us provide focused education to expand choices in the lives of girls.
Our Paper, Passion & Purpose
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My love affair with India began as a child with Indian parents who emigrated to a small town in Canada in the 60’s. My mother’s velvet curtain hair that skimmed her waist fascinated passersby. She draped herself in silk sarees in jewel tones and intricate golden embroidery.
I wore glass bangles that clinked as I ran in attire not meant for speed but freedom was always whispering in my ears.
Those childhood images are emblazoned in my heart.
Fast forward to grownup-hood where my passport stamps have collected globally but love brought me there for 6 incredible India years. A month did not pass without a trip to South Mumbai to my favourite area, as I affectionately termed it, paper mecca. A place where colour, heritage traditions, and artistry wove magical paper artifacts. A favourite gift to friends, I decided years after moving back to the city,
to bring these delights for you to enjoy.
