After the bark is hand-harvested, it is boiled, pulped, and then spread into sheets and sun-dried — all without the use of chemicals or complex machines. The result is a richly textured, durable, and naturally insect-resistant paper that has been used for centuries to preserve sacred texts.
At Jijivisha, using wrapping paper and stationary made from lokta paper holds aesthetic and ecological values. It is also our way of upholding a traditional craft and supporting the local economy. They reflect the same values as our garments: heritage, sustainability, and care in every detail. It’s our way of honoring tradition while treading lightly on the earth — from first stitch to final wrap.
