From Elephant Poop to Handmade Paper: Scratch Pads That Tell a Story
In a world drowning in disposable stationery, one unlikely material is redefining sustainable writing. POOPOOPAPER™ has transformed the humble scratch pad into an environmental statement piece, crafted from what Thailand's majestic elephants leave behind.
These innovative scratch pads represent the perfect intersection of conservation and creativity, where discarded natural fiber becomes an innovative writing surface through artisanal craftsmanship. Each pad tells a story of transformation: from forest-saving alternative to conversation-starting office essential.
Beautifully textured and completely tree-free, these scratch pads deliver more than just functionality. They offer a rare opportunity to participate in a closed-loop ecosystem where elephant conservation, waste reduction, and elegant design converge on your desk. The result is not merely a place to jot notes, it's a daily reminder that sustainability doesn't require compromise.
Turning Waste into Wonderful Handmade Paper Products
Ever wondered how we turn natural elephant fiber into beautiful, premium stationery? It's quite a story! It all begins in the serene elephant sanctuaries of Chiang Mai, Thailand, where gentle giants do what comes naturally.
This natural resource undergoes a meticulous transformation: first, we separate and clean the valuable fibers, then boil them for 4-6 hours at 90-100°C using only water - no harsh chemicals. The fibers are blended with natural ingredients like cotton rags, coffee husks, tea leaves, and banana fiber to create the perfect consistency. Our skilled artisans then hand-screen each sheet before letting it dry naturally in the hot Thai sun, resulting in paper that's completely sanitized, odorless, and environmentally conscious.
Scratch Pads That Tell a Story
Let's talk about our signature scratch pads - they're pretty remarkable! Each one is carefully crafted using natural fibers and colored with earth-friendly soy-based inks. Whether you're into classic designs or something more creative, we've got a style that'll make your daily notes a bit more special. And yes, they're perfectly safe and odorless - we promise!
Made With Real Poo
One of the most popular POOPOOPAPER™ scratch pads, the Made With Real Poo line showcases the beauty of sustainable innovation. Each scratch pad features in big font the message ‘MADE WITH REAL POO’. These conversation-starting notepads come in various colors, all dyed with natural soy-based inks. Perfect for the environmentally conscious professional who appreciates a good story behind their stationery.
Eco Scratch Pads
These practical, earth-toned scratch pads feature urban-eco-designs printed on Elephant, Cow and Horse POOPOOPAPER. Each feature cheeky sustainable messages that boast what the product is made out of. Just doo it! Brown is the new green. Waste not, want not. I would like a re-doo. Give a laugh and get the message across. People of all ages enjoy it. It teaches them that products made from elephant poop are not something to be afraid of, but something to embrace. With the eco-scratch pads, the sustainability message can be easily passed on.
Someone Who Loves Me
You can be hilarious and heartwarming when you choose scratch pads from the Someone Who Loves Me line. Endearing and cutesy, it features cheeky messages with a drawing of an elephant. Think happy, not crappy? This note pad is made from elephant poop and it made me think of you? It doesn’t get more adorable than that. It’s a great way to tell someone you care about them while spreading the message of sustainability.
Why Choose Our Scratch Pads?
Don't let the origin story scare you – our eco-friendly scratch pads made from elephant poop are completely odorless, hygienic, and safe. They're a testament to innovative recycling and sustainable craftsmanship. Plus, you'll have the most unique "How it's made" story at your next meeting! Browse the collection of scratch pads from POOPOOPAPER™ – they're guaranteed to be a conversation starter. After all, how many people can say their shopping list is written on elephant-processed paper?
