Ecology

Our modern civilization has achieved a development that our planet hasn’t seen before. Gradually, we overcome new technological barriers, and introduce changes to our surroundings, environment and life at a rapid pace. We are proud of our achievements in many areas, such as technology, IT, biology, genetics, medicine, physics and astronomy. We reach into space and into the cellular structure, achieving more and more every decade. We study the building blocks of the universe in which we live. We’re doing magnificent experiments on elementary particles in powerful accelerators. We harness the energy of the atom, and this is just the beginning of it all. In this rush towards continuous, rapid development, we left somewhere behind the fundamental issues directly related to our lives. We have stopped noticing the gap that has been widening for decades between us and the environment in which we live. Delighted by the great achievements of technology, we lost contact with the basis of our existence - Mother Earth. This is how past civilizations and cultures used to call our planet, and rightly so. They understood who the Earth is for us - a nurse, a caring protector, a life giver, but also someone who can punish us. What we have forgotten is now painfully reminded to us. The environment poisoned by ourselves has become our opponent who really threatens us. Air, water and soil - overexploited and used - have lost their life-giving properties.

Is there a solution...

We are now facing a challenge of a huge scale. We must reconcile our need for development and expansion - with respect for the environment in which we live - otherwise we will annihilate ourselves. We don't have access to Earth No. 2, perhaps one doesn’t even exist. How to start this transformation? Have we not come too far in this march towards the stars? Perhaps it’s right about time to take a look at Earth before we set off for distant planetary systems. Right here, right now is the time and place to pause and take a careful look on this planet that gave us life. It doesn’t require much of us. It just wants us to learn from it. Perfect nature produces only what can be recycled. Nothing in nature is wasted. If you care about your and your children's future, start with the simplest actions. Eliminate products that generate useless garbage from your surroundings. Introduce products that are recyclable and made of materials that can be reused in the manufacturing process. Use reusable items, abandon plastic in favor of natural materials such as wood, bamboo, glass. Take cotton and hemp bags when shopping: those are very durable, you can wash them and enjoy them for many years, not littering the planet. Segregate waste - we’d like to help you with specially designed containers and bags for waste segregation, which you will find in our offer. Reduce the amount of used packaging by using reusable packaging or packaging made of recyclable paper. Thermo mugs made of bamboo and stainless steel also have an amazing durability.

We would like to present a number of articles that perfectly fit into the environmental protection plan. Made of good, natural materials or recyclable, they are neutral for the environment that is already heavily exploited.

• Stone paper notebooks
• Grass paper notebooks
• Gmoles made of plaster and bamboo

Products made of modern recyclable materials, such as biomass, i.e. straw, grass or corn leaves and many others.