This soft salvaged leather pencil pouch is lightly embossed with a constellation pattern. This is designed to stand on its own, or be an easy addition to your work bag.
- Fits about 25 standard-sized pencils
- Durable metal zipped closure
Introducing Soothi
Soothi is a POC woman-owned brand from Oakland, California, that is preserving the Indian paper craft art and producing sustainable, eco-friendly products using sustainable and recycled materials, their products are designed to evoke creativity and thought.
Values & Social Impact
At Soothi, they value sustainability and ethical production, sourcing materials from sustainable suppliers, supporting fair wages and safe working conditions for their artisans, and donating a portion of their profits to various charitable organizations, positively impacting both people and the environment.
About the Founder
The founder of Soothi is Krittika (Krit for short). She is the person behind Soothi. She has moved a lot in her life, but the one constant thing, no matter where she lived, was that she always had a dedicated workspace filled with journals and other tools for creative expression. So she wanted to create a brand that makes products that inspires all that creativity.
Soothi is a POC woman-owned brand from Oakland, California, that is preserving the Indian paper craft art and producing sustainable, eco-friendly products using sustainable and recycled materials, their products are designed to evoke creativity and thought.
Values & Social Impact
At Soothi, they value sustainability and ethical production, sourcing materials from sustainable suppliers, supporting fair wages and safe working conditions for their artisans, and donating a portion of their profits to various charitable organizations, positively impacting both people and the environment.
About the Founder
The founder of Soothi is Krittika (Krit for short). She is the person behind Soothi. She has moved a lot in her life, but the one constant thing, no matter where she lived, was that she always had a dedicated workspace filled with journals and other tools for creative expression. So she wanted to create a brand that makes products that inspires all that creativity.
