Dropship Large Patchwork Journal

The Large Patchwork Journal is not just a notebook; it is a unique blend of creativity and social responsibility. Crafted from waste fabric pieces, each journal is hand-sewn, making it a one-of-a-kind product that stands out in any collection. This journal is perfect for students, wordsmiths, artists, and anyone who loves to jot down their thoughts, ideas, or sketches on paper.

Unique Craftsmanship

Every Large Patchwork Journal is made from re-usable or waste fabrics that are collected and sorted into piles of similar colors. The meticulous hand-sewing process ensures that no two journals are alike, giving each one its own character and charm. This attention to detail not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the journal but also promotes sustainable practices by repurposing fabric that would otherwise go to waste.

Support a Noble Cause

When you purchase the Large Patchwork Journal, you are not just buying a product; you are supporting the youth at Lakshya shelter home in Faridabad, India. Lakshya is dedicated to helping children and youth who have run away from their homes. By providing vocational training and educational opportunities, Lakshya empowers these young individuals to build a better future for themselves. Your purchase directly contributes to their mission of rehabilitation and support.

Specifications

This journal measures 9 inches high by 6 inches wide, making it a convenient size for carrying in bags or backpacks. It contains 45 sheets of high-quality paper, perfect for writing, sketching, or doodling. The journal's size and paper quality make it an ideal companion for students, professionals, and creatives alike.

Fair Trade and Handmade

Each Large Patchwork Journal is handmade in India and is Fair Trade imported. This means that the artisans who create these journals are paid fairly for their work, ensuring that they can support themselves and their families. By choosing this journal, you are making a conscious decision to support ethical practices in the fashion and craft industry.

The Lakshya Artisan Story

Lakshya was founded in 2004 by two brothers, Rajeev and Umesh, who started by training village women in making newspaper bags. Over the years, the initiative has grown, and now Lakshya supports a mixed group of 25 youth and children aged 7-25 years. The organization not only focuses on vocational training but also provides educational opportunities for younger children, ensuring a holistic approach to rehabilitation.

At Lakshya, the youth learn various skills, including making patchwork bags, diary covers, wallets, purses, and belts. They also receive training in administrative jobs, cooking, catering, and auto mechanics. The products made by these talented individuals are sold through exhibitions and select stores across India, helping to sustain the organization and its mission.

By purchasing the Large Patchwork Journal, you are playing a vital role in supporting Lakshya's efforts to rescue and rehabilitate more children and youth. Your contribution helps provide them with a meaningful way to live and thrive in society.