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Kathmandu Valley Co. Nepali Cherish Greeting Card & Envelope Box Set with Handmade Lokta Paper from Nepal, 15 Cards (Marigold)
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Kathmandu Valley Co. Nepali Cherish Greeting Card Features
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HANDMADE VINTAGE CARD SET - 4x6 inch all-occasion cards (fifteen total) with accompanying envelopes made following a 1,000-year-old paper-making process in Nepal.
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HANDMADE PAPER - Tree-free, sustainable paper handmade from the Lokta bush which grows in the Himalayan Mountains of Nepal. Cuttings are cooked to a mashy pulp and spread by hand over boxed screens and set to dry outside, making a tough, acid-free paper with a beautiful texture.
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SPECIAL OCCASIONS - Truly unique greeting cards great for every occasion such as weddings, invitations, birthdays, Mother's Day, Father's Day, baby showers, or for congratulations.
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A HIMALAYAN GREETING - Lokta paper makes its way from the Nepali mountain villages to Kathmandu where it is made into the cards. Each card contains natural flecks and texture unique to the art of hand-crafted Lokta paper.
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HANDMADE IN NEPAL - Supports Nepalese artisans and preserves a 1,000-year-old Nepalese tradition of paper making by hand.
About Kathmandu Valley Co. Nepali Cherish Greeting Card
Following a handmade paper-making of over 1,000 years, these Lokta paper all-occasion greeting cards are a special way to send a special message. The paper comes from Lokta bushes which grow in the Himalayan mountains of Nepal. This tree-free source grows back quickly when cut. The fibrous inner-bark is cooked into a mash and then spread by hand across boxed screens, forming the paper as it dries and hardens in the Himalayan sun. Often referred to as Nepali paper, Lokta paper is used for official government documents in Nepal. The paper has a unique texture with one side showing the intricate pattern from the screen used to create the paper, and the other side, the sun-kissed side has a more natural and varied texture.
