The eco-friendly presentation boxes for the glasses are made from the dried leaves of banana trees, highlighting a sustainable use of materials. If you look at a banana tree, you'll typically see a cluster of green bananas hanging at the top right, a vibrant sign of the tree’s productivity. Lower down, some leaves naturally out and turn brown.

These often-overlooked dry leaves are creatively repurposed into the durable and distinctive material for the boxes. The process involves carefully the dried leaves without damaging the tree or affecting its growth. These leaves are treated, flattened, and assembled into sturdy panels for the boxes. This method not only minimizes agricultural waste but also promotes a circular economy by transforming discarded natural materials into functional and attractive packaging solutions.

The workshop currently functions as the area for producing eco-friendly boxes, featuring an efficient yet compact design. Although it small, the workshop is crucial for developing unique, sustainable packaging solutions. Plans are in place to expand and construct a larger, better-equipped facility, which will greatly increase production capacity, making it easier to handle larger orders and enhance workflow efficiency.

With the extra space, the workshop will be able to optimize operations, introduce new tools, and potentially create more job opportunities for the local community. This growth demonstrates a dedication to scaling sustainability efforts while meeting rising demand, all while preserving the quality and craftsmanship that characterize these products.