Tiny Nepali Lokta Paper Notebook, Keyring Design, screen Print, 5 by 4 cm, made by Lokta Paper, Lokta Paper Products, Tiny Notebooks

Date Added : 2020-02-09 07:22:35 (279)Views


Tiny Nepali Lokta Paper Notebook, Keyring Design, screen Print
Code	HME18287
Size	Height 5cm (2") Width 4cm (2") Depth 1cm (0") 5 x 4 x 1
Weight	20 20 gm - 0.04 lbs
Material	Lokta Paper
Availability	Available

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Lokta paper Notebook
Nepali Lokta Paper notebooks are a unique and eco-friendly way to keep your notes, sketches, or journals. Lokta paper is a handmade paper that is produced in Nepal using the bark of the Lokta plant. The paper has a unique texture and a natural feel, and it is known for its durability and strength.
Nepali Lokta Paper notebooks are often bound with a hardcover that is made from Lokta paper or other materials, such as recycled cardboard or leather. The pages inside the notebook are also made from Lokta paper, and they can be left blank or decorated with traditional Nepali motifs and designs. Read More

One of the benefits of using Lokta paper for notebooks is that it is an eco-friendly and sustainable material. The Lokta plant is fast-growing and regenerates quickly, making it a renewable resource. The paper is also produced using traditional methods that do not rely on harmful chemicals or bleaches.

In addition to being sustainable, Nepali Lokta Paper notebooks are also a beautiful and unique way to take notes or keep a journal. The natural texture and colors of the paper add a touch of rustic charm, and the traditional designs and motifs are a nod to the rich cultural heritage of Nepal.

Overall, Nepali Lokta Paper notebooks are a great choice for anyone looking for an eco-friendly and unique notebook option. They are a sustainable and beautiful way to keep your notes and sketches while also supporting traditional Nepali craftsmanship.

What is Lokta Paper?
Lokta botanically known as Daphne Bhoula or Daphne Papyracea, is an indegenous plant of Nepal. It is found at the altitude of 6500 feet to 9500 feet from the sea level. The bark of the Lokta is used as raw materials for the purpose of making since ages. Lokta plant is harvested by cutting its stem at ground level without destroying the main root. Lokta regenerates naturally and normally takes 2 to 3 years of time. Hence, there is no adverse effect on the forest ecology. Read More