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This Raksha Bandhan, let your rakhi grow — in love and in soil.
Handcrafted by over 300 rural women across 14 villages in Madhya Pradesh, these rakhis by Gram Art Project carry more than tradition — they carry life.
It starts in the cotton fields, where farmers handpick kapas. Women then spin it into thread on charkhas, and threads are naturally dyed and designed with motifs inspired by forests, wildlife, and nature’s quiet beauty.
But here’s what makes each rakhi truly magical:
💚The tassels are filled with seeds
💚The card is made from farm waste and is plantable too
💚Every element is biodegradable, sustainable, and made to grow
Tie a #RakhiThatGrows — just like your bond.
To buy an eco-friendly rakhi, click on the LINK : https://thebetterindia.com/459142/sustainable-eco-friendly-thread-rakhis-made-by-gram-art-project-womens-collective-indian-villages/
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