Dried Mango Slice - Variety Malda
Grade A
Moisture content: 10-18%
Only mango slices, without any additives or preservatives. No added sugar or salt.
Packaging : Vacuum - sealed
Labeling : Includes ingredients, expiry date, and country of origin.
Felt making is an labor intensive process which requires basic skills which can be acquired during the work process. The raw material is obtained by sheep's wool which is 100% pure wool which is imported by Nepal from New Zealand.
Once we receive the raw wool we color dye the wool into desired color and mixing soap and water we mold the wool into felt balls and other wool products. The wool is biodegradable so there is no harm for Nature and it is also an eco-friendly product.
Our Products can be used as a cute decorative products for different occasions like: Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Thanks Giving Day and many more. We produce large range of felt products such as: Felt ornaments, Felt finger puppets, Felt Key chains, Felt garlands, Coasters, Trivets and many more.
In the foothills of the Himalayas, the Daphne plant locally known as "Lokta" grows in abundance at altitudes over 6500 feet. The main raw material for manufacturing our product is Lokta plant. Our paper is made from bark of Lokta plant.
The Lokta bark is collected by local farmers and village co-operatives from the community forest. It is cleaned and cut into small pieces, beaten with a wooden hammer into the fibers and kept in a metal drum. Ash and water is added to it and boiled to form the pulp. The pulp is then poured into wooden frames and left in the sun light to dry. Thus, the natural cream paper is produced.
The natural paper is transported to our factory. The paper is graded for product making or various styles of papers making. We smoothen up the paper and use as content pages for our journal, stationery sets etc. We process the cream papers by coloring, hand block printing or silk screen printing with modern design which is used on covers of Journal, Albums, Stationery, and Boxes or Papers itself as final product for Gift wraps.
