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Eco Taka


 Embarked on a delightful journey to 'Eco-Taka,' a visionary and sustainable venture crafted by my artistic sister-in-law. Armed with a degree in textiles and design, she transitioned from aiding an NGO to co-founding 'Eco-Taka' with the eco-conscious architect Shabnam, channeling discarded scraps into a myriad of exquisite items. From mobile holders to duvet quilts, their creations are both visually stunning and environmentally conscious.


The workshop in central Pune, brimming with repurposed garments, emanates an aesthetic charm. Noteworthy was the transformation of an old saree into a captivating table runner and placemats. The dynamic duo, constantly innovating, offers custom-made treasures that cater to individual tastes, exemplified by their unique casserole caddy – padded, quilted, and adorned with a wooden handle, a perfect companion for potluck gatherings.

Beyond crafting sustainable treasures, 'Eco-Taka' has ventured into a noble initiative, training underprivileged women in stitching, embroidery, and crochet. These skilled artisans enjoy the flexibility of working from home, striking a balance between household responsibilities and contributing to the workshop's creations. 'Eco-Taka' is not just an enterprise; it's a transformative journey, weaving sustainability, creativity, and empowerment into every thread of its existence.

Here's wishing the dynamic duo behind 'Eco-Taka' boundless success and prosperity in their eco-friendly venture. May each stitch and creation resonate with sustainable triumph, paving the way for continued innovation and future expansion. Here's to a journey filled with accolades and positive impact!


11/1/2024

MKP


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