Beejbandhan Plantable Rakhi Box | Eco-Friendly | Biodegradable | Handmade in Banaras | Grows Into Plant

Celebrate Raksha Bandhan 2026 with a rakhi that nurtures the planet as well as your sibling bond. The Beejbandhan Plantable Rakhi is a beautiful blend of tradition, sustainability, and nature.

Handcrafted by artisans in Banaras, this eco-friendly rakhi features a delicate floral pattern made from papaya and cucumber seeds, set on a soft, biodegradable cotton thread. After the celebration, the rakhi can be planted in soil, where the seeds will grow into nourishing plants, making this a truly zero-waste rakhi.

Key Features

• Plantable Rakhi That Grows Into a Plant – Contains live seeds of papaya and cucumber

• Eco-Friendly & Biodegradable – Made from natural seeds, cotton thread, and zero plastic

• Handmade Floral Design – Seeds are carefully arranged in a floral pattern for an elegant look

• Safe for Skin & Planet – No synthetic dyes or chemicals

• Handcrafted in Banaras – Supports local artisans and promotes conscious craftsmanship

• Perfect for Sustainable Rakhi Gifting – Ideal for eco-conscious families and businesses

What’s Inside the Box

• 1 Beejbandhan Plantable Rakhi (with floral seed design)

• 1 Rakhi Planting Instruction Card

• 1 Handmade Greeting Card

• 1 Kraft Rakhi Envelope

• Roli & Chawal in Mini Glass Jars – For the traditional rakhi ritual

• Eco-Friendly Outer Rakhi Box – Recycled and gift-ready packaging

Materials Used

Natural cotton thread, papaya and cucumber seeds

Dimensions

Length of Rakhi: 35 cm
Width of Rakhi Dial: 3 cm (may slightly vary as each piece is handmade with natural materials)

Pre-Order Timeline

Rakshabandhan: 28th August 2026 (Friday)
Last Date to Order: 23rd August 2026 for timely delivery

Shipping

• Pan-India shipping available

• International shipping on request, contact scrapshala@gmail.com

Sustainability Impact

By choosing this plantable rakhi, you're reducing festive waste and promoting greenery. Each rakhi sold directly supports artisan livelihoods in Varanasi and helps grow a greener future.