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Handmade Neem Wood Pencils-Set of 5-Fair Trade-India
Handmade Neem Wood Pencils-Set of 5-Fair Trade-India
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Neem pencils are a unique concept developed by Mr. Sunil Gupta, a supporter of the children and youth at Lakshya' s shelter home. Mr. Gupta has trained several youths from Lakshya who work at his center to create these natural pencils. Discarded neem twigs are used for these pencils, and no trees are harmed in the making of this product. Available in regular graphite and colored options. Great gift for children and artists in the making!!
These special pencils are made by youth at Lakshya shelter home in Faridabad, India. Lakshya primarily supports children and youth who have run away from their homes. Lakshya, sends the younger children to local schooling facilities, and the youth are given vocational training to help earn a living and support themselves. Buy these unique products and support Lakshya's objective of providing better facilities to these children.
- Each pencil measures 7” in length, diameter varies
- Available in a bundle of five pencils
Handmade in India and Fair Trade imported.
To learn more about the Lakshya Child and Youth Rehabilitation Center and the artisans who make these unique, eco-friendly items, click on "About the Artisans".
About the Artisans
About the Artisans
This artisan group is located in the impoverished city of New Delhi. They are making a huge impact by employing workers at fair wages and offering safe, clean working conditions. They pay above the government issued minimum wage. Workers enjoy tea breaks each day and weekly prayer, as per tradition. Beaurer produces a wide array of products using new and upcycled materials. Their specialty is home and handbags. Their workers are trained in macramé, handbag, and accessory crafts work. Examples of upcycled material that you might find in their products include firehose, tire, and leather label patches from jeans. By purchasing a Beaurer product, you will be helping some of India's poorest people, and its environment.
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