Fair Trade & artisan-made in India
Designed in the United States
Available in single and double tabletop frame formats
Sized to hold standard 5" × 7" photographs, suitable for portrait or landscape display
Crafted from recycled cotton paper, completely tree-free and unbleached
Created using upcycled cotton hosiery waste reclaimed from garment production
Each frame highlights the character of handmade, recycled cotton paper—ranging from naturally textured confetti surfaces to hand screen-printed and solid-color finishes
Lightweight yet sturdy tabletop design, ideal for desks, shelves, and mantels
Printed and dyed using azo-free, environmentally responsible dyes
Supports dignified, skill-based artisan employment through Fair Trade partnerships
Thoughtful gifting option for housewarmings, weddings, birthdays, holidays, and meaningful everyday gifting

MATERIAL & CARE
Material: 100% recycled cotton paper (tree-free, unbleached)
Photo Size: Fits standard 5" × 7" photos
Styles: Available as single or double frame display
Dyes: Azo-free, low-impact dyes
Care: Keep dry and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight

Capture your cherished memories in these beautiful Handmade Single Photo Frames, ethically crafted by marginalized artisan groups in India. Sold in a set of five, each frame features a unique, vibrant color made from eco-friendly, tree-free paper, giving it a distinctive, confetti-like texture. These versatile frames are designed to stand vertically as well as horizontally, making them a perfect addition to any desk, mantelpiece, or shelf. By purchasing this set, you're not only acquiring a unique way to display your favorite photos but also supporting the livelihoods and traditional craftsmanship of these skilled artisans.

A Fair Trade product. Handmade by artisans in India. 

Artisans first blend scrap fabric with water until the mixture becomes a watery paste. To create the broad spectrum of colors, vibrant azo-free dyes are added at this stage. Artisans then pull wire mesh screens through tubs filled with the mixture, forming sheets. These wet sheets are skillfully transferred from the screen into stacks, each sheet separated with layers of fabric. Excess water is first removed using a hydraulic press, then individual sheets are hung to dry. Once fully dry, each sheet is pressed flat. Many are then embellished with beautiful handmade designs.