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Elephant Dung Paper Journal

₹350
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9 in stock

This handmade journal is crafted from recycled paper created using responsibly collected elephant dung, transforming forest waste into a meaningful everyday essential. Through eco-conscious processing methods, the material is carefully pulped, pressed, dried, and bound - supporting local livelihoods while reducing environmental impact.

The journal contains 50 pages, each sheet carrying a raw, earthy texture that celebrates the slow, mindful process of traditional papermaking. The cover features a gentle elephant motif, symbolising coexistence, strength, and respect for the forest ecosystems we share.

Each piece reflects skilled community craftsmanship, turning what begins as part of the forest’s natural cycle into a space for writing, sketching, planning, or reflection.

Sustainable, resourceful, and rooted in community, this journal is more than a notebook - it is a thoughtful choice that connects creativity with care for people and the planet.

By choosing this diary, you support indigenous craft, low-impact materials, and a deeper connection with nature values at the heart of Last Forest.

Dimension: 7*5 inches

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'Pioneering sustainable living choices by

connecting communities and markets'

Based in Kotagiri in the heart of the Nilgiri mountains, our brand has been a market facilitator for wild forest produce that is harvested by indigenous communities since 1995. These communities are value adding forest and agriculture products, which are natural, wild and local. We believe that the spirit of the forest is about growth that is meaningful, balanced and contributing.

It Starts With You
Invest into the Community
Forest-Based Indiginous Communities
Sustainable Collection of Raw Produce
It Starts With You
Invest into the Community
Forest-Based Indiginous Communities
Sustainable Collection of Raw Produce
It Starts With You
Invest into the Community
Forest-Based Indiginous Communities
Sustainable Collection of Raw Produce