Olie

Olie is known for its island-inspired designs, natural fabrics and simplistic design sensibilities. So when I found that they had an entire section dedicated just to boxes, I was thrilled. Thrilled to note that they’re using left over fabric to make gifting and storing a pleasure.

These boxes – available in rectangles, hexagonals, rounds and squares – are wrapped neatly in fabric and finished fine.

Ideal for storing your preciouses or gifting treasures to your preciouses.

 

Find Olie ware here.

No-Mad

‘97% India’ is the tagline. The rest of the 3% is open to the world and its influences.

With its Nandi tones and crimson shades, No-Mad crafts products straight from the heart. Distinct and very wantable.

When K first pointed me to their post, the first thing I noticed was the effort that went into each carton. The sides were hand sewn and the whole package was well thought through. Careful placement of the label that was so central and so easy to have been done in a slap-on-postage stamp kind of way. But not.

The cloth bags carry on it the very Indian buta print. A bold red and 100% cotton make these pouches very reusable. The canvas labels on it are inspired by desi laundry tags – perfect in its finish and charming in its source of inspiration.

  

Images Copyright: No-Mad 97% India. Website: www.no-mad.in. Email: info@no-mad.in. C: +91 98203 61687

 

Rustic Art.

Cotton bits that wrap the soaps and fold in neatly on the edges without stitches or staples or seals. When you open it out, it’s a neat, scented bit of soft cloth which is perfect for wrapping your favourite pair of earrings in.

Rustic reusability.

Available at select stores.

Online here and there.

Kala koyree crash pads.

Kala Koyree iPad covers are thoughtfully and tastefully created. Bright, soft fabrics, pleasant prints and most important of them all – extra pockets.

Anek Designs.

Gift envelopes. These are designed in fine, earthy fabrics and embellished with detailing that is sure to go with what you’re wearing. Carry this for a wedding, and it can almost pass for your clutch, n’est pas? Get yours from Anek Designs.

DIY iPad case.

Upcycle an old cloth bag into an iPad case. Featured here, a Cottons bag in murky brown with vintage floral print and a string in contrast fabric to secure it all together. So, apart from looking gypsy-chic, it also has the benefit of not looking like an iPad case to thieves. Picture: sue_tra on Instagram

(Source: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cottons-Jaipur-at-Chennai/218381668196371)