Bulbul Upcycled Plastic Trunk
A multifunctional storage box made from upcycled wrappers from an Indian wheat flour brand. This box is an excellent choice to store towel sets, board games, kids toys, or all things that don't have their own space, yet. Wipe down with a damp cloth to keep clean.
Each Sirohi product is handwoven by skilled women artisans and is one of a kind. Rope colors may vary from the actual image, as materials used are subject to availability.
Dimensions (inch): Medium- 24 L x 14 W x 12 H / Large- 26 L x 15 W x 14 H
Care Instructions: Wipe down with a dry/damp cloth.
Sustainability:
Hours to Weave: 5.5
#WastetoWow: 6.7 kgs
Co2 savings: 10 kgs
Rope Material: Plastic Waste
Frame Material: Metal (Iron)
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Reuse
We work closely with rural women artisans to make beautifully designed products using ropes made from clean, unused and hygienic waste waste from packaging units and fabric waste from textile units.
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Revive
We aim to bring back old forms of weaving and furniture styles that originated in pre-partition India, almost 5000 years ago, using contemporary designs to create functional pieces for modern Indian homes.
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Recognise
In an attempt to revive this dying craft, we aim to provide our trained artisans a global platform to market their products thereby creating a model of sustainable income and employment.
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