Baul Jatra Eco Folder – Turquoise Blue Hand-Painted Recycled Paper Folder | Baul Art Stationery by Underprivileged Children Business & Management ‘Bishop Heber’s Kolkata’ (1990)

‘Bishop Heber’s Kolkata’ (1990)

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Baul Jatra Eco Folder – Turquoise Blue Hand-Painted Recycled Paper Folder | Baul Art Stationery by Underprivileged Children Business & Management ‘Bishop Heber’s Kolkata’ (1990)Step into the mystic calm of Bengals spiritual heritage with the Baul Jatra Eco Folder Turquoise Blue Edition, hand painted by the young changemakers of the Innocent Hands initiative. Crafted from 100% recycled handmade paper, this soulful folder brings together art, sustainability, and social impact. Drenched in a serene turquoise blue, each folder features intricate Baul calligraphy and a hand drawn ektara motif both powerful symbols of Bengals