Paper. Stationary. Handmade.
…and you have my total attention.
Kickstarting the brand New Year 2016 with a post about handmade paper products.
Craft Boat is a Jaipur based handmade paper making and paper company. They hand make paper reusing the cotton fabric waste from the garment industry.
Using traditional block print motifs to craft beautiful products.
Recycled Handmade paper notebooks.
…and you have my total attention.
Kickstarting the brand New Year 2016 with a post about handmade paper products.
Craft Boat is a Jaipur based handmade paper making and paper company. They hand make paper reusing the cotton fabric waste from the garment industry.
They further use this eco-friendly tree-free cotton product to craft wrapping paper, stationary, gift boxes, notebooks and paper bags.
A glimpse into the handmade paper making process.
Paper Makers~ A process of recycling cotton scraps to paper pulp and compress it into eco-friendly papers.
Using traditional block print motifs to craft beautiful products.
Blue Leaf~ Stationary Gift Set
Recycled Handmade paper notebooks.
Artworks on the paper, Textures of the Fort Walls & The birds of the sky.
'As children, making boats with paper is first of the many paper crafts that we learn; the core of
Craft Boat sails on these paper boats for inspirations between the multiple layers of nature, people culture and traditions'
Happy New Year 2016 Rang Decor Readers! Hope you liked the post. Stay tuned for many interesting posts coming your way this year.
You can get in touch with them on Facebook : Craft Boat Instagram: Craft Boat
( Images by Craft Boat and are copyrighted)
Process of making handmade paper is really amazing.. I have always heard of handmade paper.. my artist friends usually use those.. those pictures somehow inspire me to use them in future... at least I could give a try.. :)
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these are so beautiful - the gorgeous colours and the sanganeri block prints have come together so wonderfully, i could keep looking them all day long !
ReplyDeletewow this post is so beautiful Archana..with the picture of the process of making the paper. It looks so fabricky with all those lovely block prints.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ! A visual treat... Rushing over to their fb to find out how to get my hands on these beauties ...
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