It offers customers an eco-friendly, artisan alternative to machine-made paper, with a unique texture and premium feel.

It is handcrafted in Nepal from the bark of the Lokta shrub, which naturally regenerates after harvesting without harming the plant.

It's ideal for calligraphy, invitations, bookbinding, gift wrapping, scrapbooking, drawing, origami and other creative projects.

Yes. The long natural fibres make it exceptionally strong, flexible and more resistant to tearing than many conventional papers.

It appeals to artists, crafters, stationery lovers, designers, gift buyers and customers looking for sustainable handmade products.

It displays beautifully alongside journals, greeting cards, wrapping paper, pens, art supplies and fair trade gifts.

Absolutely. Its handcrafted appearance and cultural heritage make it an attractive addition to museum shops, bookstores, craft stores and boutique gift retailers.

Customers value its authentic craftsmanship, sustainability and versatility, making it both a practical purchase and a thoughtful gift.