There is a reason why people around the world today are commencing to choose for eco-friendly items. As our world becomes more and more industrially advanced, it also generates more and more unwanted waste. Every year, 50 billion coconuts are cultivated around the world. However, a staggering 85% of these coconuts’ shells are considered as sheer waste. A single coconut tree can harvest an average of 75 coconuts each year, and every coconut shell that gets rejected can craft two coconut bowls. This implies that every single tree can yield 150 coconut shell handicrafts each year. On top of this, one coconut tree, which we do not even need to chop down, can give the right number of bowls for us to plant 15 new coconut trees each year. So apart from having sustainably sourced, handmade, biodegradable, and sustainable coconut bowls, you can relish the fact that you are serving to reestablish the Earth’s woodlands with every single purchase of our coconut shell products.

A practice more than 100 years old, crafting coconut shell items is very popular in the state of Kerela. Coconut handicraft is practiced with coconut tree also known as the “the tree of life” because of the rich product and byproducts that can be derived from it. The coconut itself is the most versatile and organic in nature. The sturdiness, durability, and long-lasting qualities are what makes coconut shell handicrafts better than their counterparts. Before, during, and even after use, coconut shell products deliver the environment with a numeral of eternal advantages.