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Mar
14
Hoppy Easter!
Hoppy Easter Bunny Knot-Wrap has hopped back into our shops this Easter, but this time he’s been loose in the garden eating LUSH Easter goodies!
When you unwrap your Hoppy Easter gift you’ll find a duo of fresh vegan bathing treats to keep your bath time hoppin’. So what does the bunny have hidden in his tummy?
The Carrot reusable bubble bar: a fruity lemon and bergamot bubbler that can be used to brighten up several baths. It looks just like a certain crunchy source of vitamin A… We won’t tell if you cheat and use this one towards your daily vegetable intake!
Fluffy Egg Bath Bomb: egg-shaped and so cotton candy sweet you won't need to eat any Easter treats (well, maybe a few!). We decorate Fluffy Egg with candy flowers so it looks just like painted Easter eggs, but this egg is much more fun to use in the bathtub.
This lovely pair of spring-inspired bath delights is cozily nestled into the 100% organic cotton bunny Knot-Wrap, and then expertly tied by our gift-wrapping gurus so that the knots create his big floppy ears. We purchase bunny Knot-Wrap from Re-Wrap, an organization that operates a not-for-profit cooperative in Mysore India. The cooperative employs about eighty individuals who come from disadvantaged social and financial circumstances. Upon gaining employment with the Re-Wrap cooperative, they receive on-the-job training in traditional weaving and embroidery techniques, and reliable, profitable work that allows them to gain financial independence.
By choosing to purchase our Knot-Wraps from Re-Wrap, we make a...
Dec
6
Quick Tips: Knot-Wrap Backpack
If you love to get knotty with Knot-Wrap you'll love Aimee's latest Knot-Wrap tip. You don't need to give a gift to appreciate reusing scarves and fabric in new and creative ways. Watch and learn how to create a fun and practical Knot-Wrap backpack!
Find out more about our fabulous reusable Knot-Wraps here.
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Dec
5
Quick Tips: The Bow Knot-Wrap
We absolutely love our beautiful gifts, but when you want to create a customized gift for a special someone with all of their favorite things, the perfect wrapping is a Knot-Wrap, all tied into a bow. This Knot-Wrap method looks much harder than it is - you'll really impress your friends and loved ones with both your thoughtfulness and skills!
The lovely and talented Aimee O'Donnell is back to show you how.
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Nov
21
Packaging with Purpose
In the beautiful city of Mysore, in the state of Karnataka, India, there is a building abuzz with the sounds of humming sewing machines, Indian 
pop music and laughter and chatter from over 60 women as they go about their day’s business. This is Re-Wrap: a non-profit cooperative helping marginalized women gain financial stability and create a better livelihood for themselves and their families. The organization was founded in 2002 by a woman named Janjri Trevedi, as a way to empower communities struggling towards economic gain. She is a most remarkable, thoughtful and gracious woman, with great ambition and vision. Re-Wrap was her brainchild a decade ago as a sustainable business opportunity with potential to impact communities in a positive way. The managing director of the Mysore factory is named Mr. CS Menon, who has over 25 years experience in the textiles industry. LUSH purchases canvas tote bags from Re-Wrap, as well as the organic cotton Knot-Wrap scarves we use as our alternative to paper gift wrap. In January of 2012, several LUSH employees had the opportunity to travel to Mysore to meet with Janjri and Menon, to see Re-Wrap in action and learn more about the organization and its potential for future business. Unbelievably, I was one of them—and now I have the honor of sharing a bit of Re-Wrap’s story here.
We arrived in Mysore after a 5-hour drive from Bangalore with just enough time for a quick fresh-up before dinner with Re-Wrap’s Founder, Janjri, and her husband, Jamon, as well as Menon and his family. They had graciously offered to take our group out to dinner, to welcome us to Mysore. It&rsq...
