Nepali Handmade Paper making is 2000 years old techniques and one of the ancient traditional crafts from the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal also known as the country of Mt. Everest. The Daphne Bush (Lokta) used in its production is found at the altitude of between 6500 ft to 9500 ft. Daphne is harvested every two to three years. By cutting its young stem a foot from the ground the trees kept alive thus to protect ecological balance.
Nepal Handmade  Paper Products has been dedicated for more than 15 years to support low income and economically deprived people of Nepal who produce beautiful products like these. The task of Nepali Paper Works is not so tough but require patience. It takes a long time to prepare even a small products. Since Nepali Women lack higher education, this field has helped them to adjust in becoming usual to work in Paper Products. Selling these products will go to support the rehabilitation of the disadvantaged women and children as well as their families.