Handmade Basil Seed Paper | Tree-Free Paper | Cotton Fibers | Pack Of 24
| Product Category | Stationery |
| Product Sub-Category | Handmade Paper |
| Product Material | Cotton with Basil seeds |
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Craft / Technique |
Handmade |
| Pattern | Textured |
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Primary Colour |
White |
| Thickness | 120 GSM |
| Usage | Books, journals, greeting cards and art supplies |
| Size | A4, 29.7 x 21 CM |
| Weight | 800 GM |
| Name of Items in the Pack | Handmade Paper |
| Number of Items in the Pack | 24 |
| Country Of Origin | INDIA |
| Manufactured & Packed By | Bluecat Paper, C-26 Kumbalgodu 1st Phase, Near Pepsi Gate, Mysore Road, Bangalore- 560074, India |
| Month & Year Of Manufacture | September, 2023 |
| Customer Care Details |
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| Disclaimer | The actual color of the product may vary slightly due to factors such as lighting during photography or variations in screen display settings |
| MijhoIndia SKU | MI-SEED-BASIL-A4-BCP |
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