Elephant Dung Notebook | Blue | 60 Unlined Recycled Coloured Paper Pages | 13.5cm x 10.5cm | Genuine Elephant Poo | Fair Trade and Handmade | Journal Alternative for Men and Women

• Contains approximately 60 pages of handmade paper in different colours
• Handmade, Fair Trade & Eco Friendly
• All products come from the Maximus Elephant Conservation Trust in Sri Lanka
• Ethical, natural, sustainable and fun!
• Approximate size:105 x 135 mm

These Eco Maximus elephant dung notebooks are full of colour and fun. They are made from 75% elephant dung and 25% recycled paper and make a great quirky but practical gift. These notebooks are fairly traded and handmade by skilled artisans in Sri Lanka by the Maximus Elephant Conservation Trust. These notebooks are available in a range of different colours and sizes and contain approx 60 pages of differently coloured paper. Please note, due to the handmade nature of these products the design may vary slightly. The process of making elephant dung paper is a little different to making handmade paper! The fibres are pulped by the elephant, instead of by hand or machine, whilst they are digesting, then the readymade pulp comes out the back! The elephant dung is collected and then vigorously boiled with margosa leaves, which are a natural disinfectant, then made into paper after mixing with 25% recycled paper. The coarseness and shade of the elephant dung paper is entirely dependent on the elephant’s diet making each sheet unique. We source our paper from the Maximus Elephant Conservation Trust in Sri Lanka; they have their workshop on the grounds of the Millennium Elephant Foundation which is a charity that cares for sick and disabled elephants. We are promoting this elephant dung paper, as the more people buy, the more we order, the more money the elephants get. We are helping to educate rural villages that are plagued by elephants eating crops, after their natural habitats have been taken over by humans, to see elephants as a form of income and not just as a pest. The Sri Lankan villagers get paid for collecting elephant dung therefore giving them a reason to live with, rather than against, the elephants. By buying this product you can give yourself a pat on the back as you are helping to preserve the lives of these majestic creatures.