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Our Upcycling Story

Turning Plastic Waste into Everyday Wow.

Our Upcycling Story

Turning Plastic Waste into Everyday Wow.
The Meaning Behind Our Name

The Meaning Behind Our Name

'Eco' means Eco-friendly/Ecology, and 'Kaari' means Kaarigar (Artisan). Our name represents the relationship between the Artisans and the Environment, which are interconnected and interdependent.

India, a land of handloom heritage, has continually drawn inspiration from the Environment, and Mother Earth has always been an integral part of our lives.

Traditionally, our craft techniques have always believed in upcycling. Minimal optimisation and waste minimisation for many millennia ago.

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How It's Made

EcoKaarl UPCYCLES waste plastic into beautiful handcrafted fabrics using Charkha (spindle) and Handloom. These fabrics are HANDWOVEN by women and youth entrepreneurs of less privileged backgrounds who would and present sustainable alternatives by pairing traditional Indian crafts with our UPCYCLED-HANDWOVEN fabrics with contemporary designs

"When we handcraft our eco products, we do so in a way that cares and respects the values of our people, our planet and our communities."

Our 3 Pillars of Sustainable Development

Our Planet

Climate Action & Environmental Impact

Climate change and its effects continue to be one of our generation's most significant challenges. Ethical and sustainable practices are a responsibility we take seriously at EcoKaari. We process waste plastic from the organisations that collects waste on a large scale and from charitable consumers who donate their household waste plastic. In addition, if we receive any plastic donation that we cannot use, it is donated to another organisation that turns plastic into fuel.

We use biodegradable cleanser to clean our plastic, and the water usage is managed carefully so that no wastage occurs.

Wastage of EcoKaari's Upcycled-Handwoven fabric is either repurposed in other products or is donated to another organisation that turns plastic into fuel.

Wastage of cotton fabric, which is used as the inside lining of the products, is recycled by stitching them together to create sustainable packaging for parcels.

We also promote a circular economy, and as a part of our circular business model by repairing the products (free of cost - lifetime). We also take back the products from consumers once it's at the end of their lifecycle to repurpose them or responsibly dispose of them.

Our People

Community Empowerment & Social Impact

EcoKaari's diverse team is an amalgamation of varied stories, backgrounds, and perspectives; everyone plays an integral part in creating the organisation we believe in and want to belong to! We are devoted to empowering people and communities and focus on improving their mental well-being and expanding their access to economic opportunities to become self-reliant.

Our Communities

Local Development & Positive Change

We are committed to giving back to the communities where our weavers and artisans live and work to bring a meaningful positive change through our empowerment programs. Our Mission is to encourage individuals from less privileged backgrounds to learn and acquire new skills, giving them the opportunity to earn by their initiative. It's time we connect back with our roots and create a larger canvas for all the beautiful and supreme creativity that our artisans of India have for generations.

"We want you to love and use EcoKaari's products not because they fit your lifestyle but because they fit your values!"
"At EcoKaari, every weave, every fabric has a story to tell, And that story takes you down a memory lane..."

Watch how EcoKaari upcycles single-use Waste Plastic

Check out EcoKaari's UPCYCLED-HANDWOVEN Products!