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Prime Export and Import Pvt Ltd

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This Company is registered for the sectors listed below:

Album
Paper Crafts
Silverware
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Imitation Jewelry

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Handmade paper Production is based on only handmade Nepali paper made from Lokta. Lokta is the raw material for Nepal's most important indigenous paper. The word "Lokta refers to any of several local species of Daphne, small woody parts of the Laurel family. The paper is prize for its rough, attractive texture, its durability and its resistance to insect. Lokta is the bark of several indigenous paper of Nepal. the oldest available manuscripts of Hindu and Buddhist texts, Royal edicts and legal documents were recorded on the Nepali paper made of palm leaves or lokta paper. Gifts from the Himalayas Lokta grows at an elevation of 2000 to 2700 meters in the under story of the forest of Nepal's hills. The production process of a handmade paper starts from cooking the dried bark of Lokta or Daphne papyracea with ash or caustic soda solution. The soften bark received after boiling is taken out and washed with clean water to remove impurities and then cut into small pieces with sickle. The small pieces of bark once again cooked with the required proportion of water. After cooking the soft bark is clean with water then kept on a plane and flat stone for beating with wooden hammer to turn into fine pulp. After beating the pulp is mixed with required amount of water and stirred with wooden ladle to form a homogeneous emulsion of pulp. Then the pot full of pulp-measuring tool is put into the frame, which is being floated in the pond. As soon as the pulp is put over the frame, the frame is gently shaken to spread pulp evenly over the frame. The frame is then taken out from the pond and the frame with the layer of the pulp (wet sheet of paper) is taken away for drying in the sunlight. The layer of pulp, which becomes a sheet of paper in the frame after drying, is peeled slowly from the frame. Our main motto is to develop Nepali Traditional Crafts, industries in hand printing and paper making so that it can be improved standard of living of rural and urban areas of low-income families. Fact about vegetable dyeing. Nepal have graced with great altitudinal variation from plain to Mount Everest, lodged with plenty of dye yielding plants. These dyestuffs if not collected in time, decay into soil. The establishment of home-based traditional dyeing industry will generate job opportunities in dyestuff collection & their transportation. Most of vegetable colors are subtle, warm, earthy & fast to sunlight & washing. The depth & shade of color increases as aging & last longer that the material itself. Most natural dyes are not toxic so allergy caused by coloring materials is minimum. As being not synthetic material, the coloring effluents do not pollute surrounding environment (soil, air, water etc.). One of the most fascinating aspects of natural dye is the variability & unpredictability of the shades one can expect, even under what appears to be uniform conditions. The plants themselves vary, depending on their age, climate, soil conditions & growing conditions, the dyer will vary in their techniques used as to timing, dyeing & subsequent procedures. All of this, we feel adds to the pleasure & spice of using natural dyes & approached by synthetic dyes.

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Year Established :	2003
Employee Size :	1-5
Turnover USD / Year :	200,000
% Turnover from Export :	35
Years of Export Experience :	3

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Principal Export Regions:	Worldwide
Preferred Languages:	German English Hindi
Delay of Payment:	Immediate
Usual modes of payment:	Bank Wire Transfer (swift) Letter of credit Cheque Credit Card
Incoterms:	Any Incoterm
Minimum Order Amount:	Any Amount
Aver. Production time from firm order:	Any Delivery Time
Preferred Currencies:	US Dollars

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