Who hand-made this?
Panu Thapa from Syanjah, Nepal
Panu Thapa, initially came to Kathmandu from Syanjha to see how this city looks like then she settled down and started to work here as she wanted to start something productive and also to earn money. She has been working here for the past 12 years and really likes the stability that it has created for her. While working here she has enhanced her skills and also developed the self-confidence. She feels very comfortable working here as most of the staff here are female and she enjoys the environment as she feels very safe.
Who hand-made this?
Durga Pun from Pyuthan, Nepal
24-year-old Durga Pun is originally from Pyuthan, came to Kathmandu for studies, She started to work for Jamarko as a way of filling her free time after college and an extra bit of money for herself. She likes working here because she has got good sets of work friends who help her learn new skills and also learn about paper recycling. She likes to see the transformation paper from a simpler form to a finished product and she gets to use her creativity too. She is still to decide what she wants to do in the future and in the meanwhile, she wants to work for Jamarko.
Handmade Photo Frame(White/Flower)
Keep a reminder of your loved ones on your bedside table or on your workstation enclosed in this lovely photo frame and at the same time help save the planet.
$ 7.00 USD
This handmade paper white frame with felt flower is produced from a locally sourced plant-based material which is 100% renewable. The size of the picture that fits into this frame is 19cm x 14cm.
11.5 x 16.5 x 0.0
0.16 g
5 left
3.0 hours
About Jamarko
Jamarko Nepal is a small cottage industry established in 2001 A.D. to contribute towards creating a safe and sound environment as well as a means to provide employment to the underprivileged people in Nepal.
Our aim is to provide an environmentally and economically sound alternative to traditional practices that are often very polluting. We produce and promote the use of recycled paper and products, and in the process, we recycle up to 20 tons of waste paper every year (each ton of fresh paper requires 17 trees to be cut down). We also reuse the newspaper to produce bags for Eco-friendly purposes.
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