Conserve India is really honored to share the name of Best Associate of September 2014 – “Mr. Ramesh Kumar Raja, Governance Today”
We like to thank Mr. Ramesh Kumar Raja for his valuable contribution to Conserve India. It was such a pleasure to work with him. Look forward to associate with him very soon.
And, Mr.Raja is not a new face to our ardent blog readers. The first acquaintance happened HERE
Thank you Ramesh Kumar Raja for this lovely write-up!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Governance Today for featuring us – Conserve India – Governance Today
Innovative Accessories created out of Sari, Textile Scraps and Ethnic fabrics have attracted many folks. This also raised many questions on those mediums.
Time to answer them!!!!!!!!
First of all, these entire base are wonderful upcycling material. It can be layered one upon the other and create a thicker textile which is idle for embroidery like kantha, embellished, saddle stitched, running stitch etc. For centuries, different tribes in India used many techniques to create beautiful fabrics. All these fabrics can also be woven. Of course, lovely patterns and designs can be recreated through simple process of weaving.
The versatility of all these fabrics is amazing and by being easy to upcycle we can trace its cradle to grave lifeline.
To close off, Creative Director Anita Ahuja says – “As a designer, I am very fond of using saris and the diverse techniques which have been developed over a period of time by traditional craftsmen. I use these techniques in designing my line of bags fusing the traditional with the contemporary. I am excited to explore more of recycling saris in my future collections too”
Indian ethnic fabrics have some special quality – attraction. It is not just the favorite of Indians, but also it captured the heart of Westerners as well. No wonder those ethnic fabrics have traveled across the world in different forms – shawls, tees, bags etc.
But, have you ever thought, what would happen once they are thrown away in trash ?
Well, we did think about that and also played with our innovation skills. Finally, this is what we have
1) Ethnic Collection Satchel
2) Ethnic CollectionWrist Wallet
3) Ethnic Collection Sling Bag
Sari or Saree is one of the most elegant formal wear. It is not just the favorite of Indians, but also it captured the heart of Westerners as well. We all adore saree very much.
But, have you ever thought, what would happen once they are thrown away in trash ?
Well, we did think about that and also played with our innovation skills. Finally, this is what we have
1) Recycled Sari Satchel
2) Recycled Sari Wrist Wallet
3) Recycled Sari Tote
Digital Prints Collection, something that increases the curiosity. As much as they increase the curiosity, they also create an instant attraction.
So, what it is all about?
It is one of the most versatile technique that works on almost every material like leather, firehose etc. The versatility is also extended to the colors. The amazing quality of digital printing is that you can get many colors in one print.
Our value addition is that, we use Creative Director Anita Ahuja’s art works for digital printing on our collection. Also, our print is very sharp and focused.
On that note, how do you like our DIGITAL PRINT COLLECTION ?
Well, we hear you. You after all love them
Watch this space for more exquisite digital print collection!!!!
Few years ago, a famous clothing company made headlines by recycling the WWII British Military Tents into Trousers. Conserve India really salutes their innovation. Close to our ethos, we at Conserve India have started playing with army tents to create upcycled bags.
That lovely bag in our INVITE is one innovative creation created using upcycled army tent. And yes, we can hear you and you got it right. In our upcoming trade show, we will be showcasing this collection.
The most amazing feature of this material is that they bear the same durability as the tent that were created and used in the field by the soldiers. Along with their durability, they are also water resistant. Also, the color of the material (army green) gives the feel of vintage and historic flair.
On that note, please do join us from October 14 – 18 at Stall No F14/27, India Expo Centre and Mart, Greater Noida for a visual treat of these durable and sustainable innovation.
Our Tea Sack Bags caught lot of attention. Folks loved them so much , so were their curiosity to know more about this.
Here we go!!!
India has been the largest producer of tea for over a century. The tea is produced in states like Assam and Ooty. Then they are packed in 50 kg , 100 kg, 250 kg sacks and distributed all over India. The tea in these sacks is transferred into small branded packages for retail distribution.
We use the large bags which are discarded. Technically, sacks are made from fusing material that has beautiful prints on it reflecting local images and names of places. We up-cycle them keeping the images intact!
And end result is all these lovely Tea Sack Bags
Thank you Ekatmata Sharma for this lovely write-up!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Society for featuring us – Rags to Bags – Society
Tea Sack Bags are as refreshing as cuppa of Tea!
Presenting the Top 3 Tea Sack Bags
1) Tea Sack Sling Bag
2) Tea Sack Laptop Bag
3) Tea Sack Messenger Bag
Do you find Conserve India Tea Sack Bags innovative and refreshing ?
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