Water Hyacinth Jewellery Box
Code : P14025

India: Specifically handcrafted in the rural craft clusters of Assam, leveraging the states abundant natural aquatic resources. 

Primary Material: Dried and processed Water Hyacinth stalks (locally known as Meteka).
Inner Lining: Usually finished with soft cotton fabric or velvet to protect delicate jewellery from scratches.
Fasteners: Natural fibre loops and buttons, ensuring a plastic-free, eco-friendly closure. 

Eco-Conscious Luxury: Converts an invasive plant species into a premium, functional piece of art.
Lightweight & Portable: Naturally airy and light, making it ideal for both dressing table organization and travel.
Natural Breathability: The organic fibres allow for air circulation, which helps in maintaining the lustre of certain types of traditional jewellery. 

Rustic Minimalist: A clean, earthy aesthetic that complements both contemporary and traditional home décor.
Ethical Living: Designed for the conscious consumer who values artisan-made, sustainable products. 

Intricate Braiding: Features a meticulous hand-braided texture, showcasing the superior dexterity of Assamese craftspeople.
Reinforced Structure: Despite its soft appearance, the box is woven around a sturdy frame to maintain its square shape and protect the contents.
Warm Golden Hue: The natural sun-dried finish provides a rich, golden-brown colour that matures beautifully over time.

Indigenous Innovation: A prime example of Assams Wealth from Waste initiative, where traditional basketry skills are applied to modern lifestyle products.
Community Driven: Every box supports the livelihood of local artisans, preserving the ancient handloom and handicraft culture of the North East. 

Moisture Control: Keep in a dry place; water hyacinth is highly absorbent and should be kept away from humid bathrooms.
Cleaning: Use a soft, dry brush or a lint-free cloth to dust the crevices of the weave.
Spot Cleaning: If stained, use a slightly damp cloth with a drop of mild soap and immediately pat dry.
Sunlight: Occasional exposure to mild sunlight helps keep the fibres crisp and prevents any moisture build-up.