Colourful Elephant Dung Photo Album

Name: Colourful Elephant Dung Photo Album
Brand: Paper High
SKU: 43263
Price: 14.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (21 reviews)

Our brilliantly unique photo albums are made from one of the world's most sustainable materials, elephant poo! The perfect quirky gift for any elephant lover.

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Our colourful elephant dung photo albums make a great gift for your favourite eco-friendly elephant lover.

Made by Eco Maximus in Sri Lanka, from 75% elephant dung and 25% recycled paper these albums are an ideal gift for someone who wants something a bit different!

There is a serious side to these albums though. Eco Maximus's aim, through the Maximus conservation trust, is to educate the local communities on the plight of the Sri Lankan elephant and to eventually live together in harmony.

The albums are filled with 10 double-sided pages of multicoloured elephant dung paper and allow for up to 20 either 6x4 or 7x5 photos.

The paper inside the photo album is handmade from paddy husk, a highly sustainable by-product of Sri Lanka’s rice milling industry. The high fibre and silica content produces a smooth, acid-free paper perfect for writing on with any type of pen.

Photos can be placed inside the photo album with glue, spray mount, or add a pack of our clear, self-adhesive photo corners to your order so that you’re ready to go as soon as it arrives.

Variations

Available in five colours.

Due to the handmade and fair trade nature of this gift please note designs and colours may vary slightly but loveliness comes as standard.

Made from

75% elephant dung and 25% recycled paper

Theses products are made by skilled and creative artisans using elephant dung paper from the Maximus Elephant Conservation Trust.

The ultimate in recycling, elephant dung is collected and boiled to sterilise it before the paper-making process. As unique as the animal that helped to produce it, each piece of paper is different depending on the diet of the elephant.