BĪJ PENS with a choice of herbs
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The all-new BĪJ PENS contain only 10% plastic. With ever purchase of 1 BĪJ PEN you eliminate 5gm of plastic waste.
Plant your pen into herbs. You can now choose from various herbs like Tomato, Morning Glory, Okra, Spinach and Mustard Seeds.
Either you finish the pen or not you could put the capsule with seeds at the bottom in a pot to germinate. Add water, sunlight and lots of love. They are blue in color and have a smooth gel-like finish. The seeds used in our pens & paper are organic and fair-trade.
Pens like these make thoughtful gifts or can be customized for a corporate order for a minimum MOQ of 1000, while taking a conscious step towards sustainability.
Let's get started with planting...
Material : RECYCLED NEWSPAPER PRINT
DESIGNED IN | SINGAPORE
MADE IN | INDIA
COLOURS | HEAVY METAL FREE
MATERIAL | RECYCLED NEWSPAPER PRINT
SEEDS SOURCED | 100% ORGANIC FROM FARMERS IN PUNJAB, INDIA
CAPSULE | CELLULOSE
INSTRUCTION SHEET & SIZE | RECYCLED KRAFT PAPER, 19CM H X 5CM W
PACKAGING | ZERO-WASTE REUSABLE POUCH
PENCIL SIZE | H
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