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Seed, Clay and Dung Rakhis: Kids Enjoy Raksha Bandhan in Eco-Friendly Way
Seed, Clay and Dung Rakhis: Kids Enjoy Raksha Bandhan in Eco-Friendly Way
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During Raksha Bandhan, sisters tie a sacred thread called "Rakhi" around their brothers' wrists, symbolizing the eternal bond of love and protection.
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Some call it a fad but many Indian millennials have made a conscious choice to protect the environment by going green. They have opted for eco-friendly Rakhis to celebrate the 'Raksha Bandhan' festival this year.Several start-ups working on eco-friendly products have experimented with the idea and sold Rakhis online that are made of biodegradable materials, like Here are some of the eco-friendly Rakhis that made waves in the Indian market and cost as low as INR 25 ($0.30) to INR 200 ($2.42):Plantable RakhisSow some green love by with Rakhis that have vegetable and fruit seeds in them. After wearing, the seeds will grow into plants once the Rakhi is planted. The plant will then serve as a reminder of the bond one shares with their sibling.Some start-ups have been closely working with women self-help groups across villages and employed them to make designer eco-friendly Rakhis.Rakhis made of cow dung & clayThis might sound bizarre but decorated Rakhis made of cow dung cakes and clay have been in demand lately. While some come natural - with seeds, others feature intricate designs like swastikas, flowers and Om symbols.The eco-friendliness and affordability make these Rakhis a highly sought after product.Edible RakhiYou can tie a Rakhi and eat it too as some are made of dry fruit and chocolate, wrapped and tied on top of the tread.Simply Google 'edible Rakhi' to find tons of recipes for sweet Rakhis. DIY RakhisThose who do not wish to buy a Rakhi, make their own designer one at home using craft materials, like recycled paper, cloth pieces, crochet, buttons, and ribbons.Several schools held Rakhi-making workshops to encourage kids to make their own eco-friendly Rakhis and contribute in a sustainable way to the Raksha Bandhan celebration.
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Seed, Clay and Dung Rakhis: Kids Enjoy Raksha Bandhan in Eco-Friendly Way
During the Raksha Bandhan festival, sisters tie a sacred "Rakhi" thread around their brothers' wrists, symbolizing the eternal bond of love and protection.
Some call it a fad but many Indian millennials have made a conscious choice to
protect the environment by going green. They have opted for
eco-friendly Rakhis to celebrate the
'Raksha Bandhan' festival this year.
Several start-ups working on eco-friendly products have experimented with the idea and sold Rakhis online that are made of biodegradable materials, like
Here are some of the eco-friendly Rakhis that made waves in the Indian market and cost as low as INR 25 ($0.30) to INR 200 ($2.42):
Sow some green love by with Rakhis that have vegetable and fruit seeds in them. After wearing, the seeds will grow into plants once the Rakhi is planted. The plant will then serve as a reminder of the bond one shares with their sibling.
Some start-ups have been closely working with women self-help groups across villages and employed them to make designer eco-friendly Rakhis.
Rakhis made of cow dung & clay
This might sound bizarre but
decorated Rakhis made of cow dung cakes and clay have been in demand lately.
While some come natural - with seeds, others feature intricate designs like swastikas, flowers and Om symbols.
The eco-friendliness and affordability make these Rakhis a highly sought after product.
You can tie a Rakhi and eat it too as some are made of dry fruit and chocolate, wrapped and tied on top of the tread.
Simply Google 'edible Rakhi' to find tons of recipes for sweet Rakhis.
Those who do not wish to buy a Rakhi, make their own designer one at home using craft materials, like recycled paper, cloth pieces, crochet, buttons, and ribbons.
Several schools held Rakhi-making workshops to encourage kids to make their own eco-friendly Rakhis and contribute in a sustainable way to the Raksha Bandhan celebration.
