A ton of paper puts 462 bamboo trees or 277 eucalyptus trees to sleep. Imagine what we take away from nature when we create paper. At ‘ways’, we are taking a step towards stopping this slow poison of nature. We’re committed to use and promote the hand made paper, paper that is 100% wood free, chemical free and thus 100% eco friendly.

With innovation as our base we’ve been creating the best quality handmade papers and paper products for last five years. Today ‘ways’ stands for innovation, quality, professionalism, highest service standards, transparent trade practices & commitment.

ways innovative paper products is one of the leading manufacturers & exporters of premium quality handmade paper & paper products. Our papers and paper products are ordered around the world by wholesalers, retailers, craft companies, art & craft lovers etc. Amongst the most popular products are journals, diaries, scrap books, photo albums, photo frames, stationery, carry bags, gift boxes & lanterns to name a few.

We are a compact & creative set up. Our papers & products are designed with a client centric approach. Our design team includes creative experts from Indian Institute of Technology – Bombay. We are also empowered with highly talented, energetic & experienced team of designers, marketers & artisans.

why choose India?

India is an emerging economy and we offer a lot of opportunities for businesses all across the world to partner with us and get benefited from our natural resources and unmatched ‘skilled yet cheap’ manpower.

The new face of India is – “efficient, professional yet cost effective” sourcing destination.

The History of handmade paper in India is as old as 3rd century BC. Indians hold the credit of having used paper from cellulose fibers during third century BC.

Making paper by hand in India is a traditional art which has passed on through generations by craftsmen known as ‘kagzi’s’. They got their name from the Urdu word ‘kavas’ meaning paper. The traditional method of handmade paper making is still found flourishing in various parts of India where the traditional ‘kagzi’ communities have settled. Over a period of last 20 years Indian paper manufacturers have adopted newer & innovative methods of manufacturing and quality improvement, thus making the Indian handmade paper truly world-class.