7. Pen a New Kind of Note
Say it with...elephant dung. Seriously: Green-minded stationer Haathi Chaap collects the stuff from elephant stables, then dries it and boils it with salt water to eliminate odor and bacteria. The remaining fibrous material—digested sugarcane and leafy tree stalks—is beaten into pulp, diluted with water and pressed into hygienic sheets. The paper's light brown color varies depending on the elephant's diet.
Available at ElephantPooPaper.com
Available at ElephantPooPaper.com
From the September 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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