Process
Our production process integrates traditional handmade techniques with modern quality control and environmentally responsible practices.-
Sustainable Lokta harvesting
Lokta grows wild in the Himalayan forests above 2,500 meters and naturally regenerates every few years, often increasing in number after harvest.Image credit
Hannes Wilms, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Cleaning & pulping
The harvested Lokta bark is carefully cleaned to remove impurities, then soaked and beaten to create a fine pulp, preserving the natural fibers. -
Sheet formation and dyeing
The pulp is spread onto screens to form sheets, which are then dyed using eco-friendly, non-toxic dyes to achieve vibrant colors.Image credit
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Printing and drying
Various traditional printing techniques are used to add intricate designs, followed by air drying to maintain the paper's texture and strength.Image credit
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Product development & packaging
The dried sheets are crafted into various products, then packaged using sustainable materials to minimize environmental impact.Image credit
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Quality control & export dispatch
Each product undergoes rigorous quality checks before being carefully packed and dispatched for global export.Image credit
