Eco Friendly Cotton Fabric Journals (5 x 7 in), Fair Trade Stationery Ethically Handmade in India

This is a listing for handmade fabric covered notebooks with handmade recycled cotton paper sheets.

Unleash your creativity with our exquisite handmade cotton fabric journals! Measuring a convenient 5 x 7 inches (roughly 13 x 18cm), these beautiful journals are the perfect companion for your writing, sketching, or journaling adventures.

Each journal is adorned with vibrant, traditional designs printed on high-quality cotton fabric, offering a soft yet durable cover that feels as delightful as it looks. Inside, you’ll find 45 GSM handmade paper crafted from recycled cotton, providing a smooth and eco-friendly surface for your thoughts and ideas.

Ethically handmade by talented artisans in India, these journals embody sustainable craftsmanship and celebrate the beauty of traditional artistry. They make a thoughtful gift for a loved one or a meaningful keepsake for yourself.

Features:
- Size: 5 x 7 inches, perfect for portability.
- Eco-Friendly: Made with recycled cotton paper and sustainable materials.
- Ethical Craftsmanship: Handcrafted by skilled artisans under fair trade practices.
- Unique Design: Each journal features intricate, traditional patterns for a one-of-a-kind touch.

Celebrate creativity and sustainability with these charming journals that blend elegance, functionality, and a commitment to the planet.

Source: Shakti.ism

Shakti.ism is a British brand that gives Indian Sarees a second life by reusing them into beautiful new items in social workshops in India and Bangladesh.

Fair trade: Shakti.ism is a social enterprise operating in India and Bangladesh. Employees are paid a fair wage as well as additional health and wellness benefits. Shakti.ism regularly visits the locations and consults with their employees.

Environmentally friendly: The items are made from old Indian Sarees that are given a second life by Shakti.ism. For example, many sarees are donated. Local donations are generally from poorer people who donate sarees in exchange for other necessities of life. Or they sell it to Shakti.ism at a low price so that they can use this money to buy basic necessities. Shakti.ism can then save the second-hand fabric from being thrown away and reuse it. Saris can also be donated in Europe so that they can be reused.

Good cause: Shakti.ism works with women who are at risk of being affected by gender-based violence. At Shaktiism these women are given the opportunity to earn their own money fairly in a pleasant environment.