Fermoscapes

Exciting News! Fermoscapes is thrilled to announce it's selection for the 3rd cohort of the I-Venture @ ISB Social Impact Accelerator! We're honored to be among the 15 impact-driven startups chosen to tackle pressing social and environmental challenges. This opportunity marks a significant milestone in our journey to revolutionize the #homedecor industry with #sustainablepractices. What this means for Fermoscapes: - Intensive mentorship to refine our business model - Access to curated resources to deepen our social impact - Invaluable connections with potential investors - Collaboration with fellow changemakers We're eager to leverage this platform to overcome our challenges, particularly in scaling our impact on rural communities. The expertise provided by the Indian School of Business, AIC at ISB, and the Atal Innovation Mission will be crucial in helping us navigate the complexities of working with artisan communities while growing our business responsibly. A huge shoutout to our fellow cohort members: Ellira, FlavingredProducts and Services Private Limited, Fala Tech, danamojo.org, Growit India, Ambiator Private Limited, Earthyweaves, IDEALERS B2B PVT LTD, LABOURHOME, INARA HOME, SilverGenie Private Limited, CowbitIndia, Huskage Innovations, and AcquaHT labs. Together, we're set to make waves in the #socialimpact space! #Accelerator #iVentureatISB #AICISB #SustainableHomeDecor #StartupJourney

This week on #NICEStories read about Fermoscapes: a brand dedicated to crafting beautiful, sustainable #homedecor products. Committed to empowering rural artisans across India, they focus on using natural and renewable materials like Sabai and date palm grass, ensuring that the products are not only beautiful but also environmentally conscious. Read more about Fermoscapes here: https://lnkd.in/dS7_H5Cv Soumya Ranjan Sahoo Kanika dhankher Surbhi Ranjit

Just because a brand says they recycle - doesn't mean they are not contributing to plastic waste If we decide, for example, right now, to stop the use of plastic in these two industries, we would have already solved 50 percent of the problem … Can you imagine? Recycling is not a panacea for plastic pollution. Can’t people just recycle plastic? Won’t that help? Apparently, it’s the reverse. Recycling is a part of the problem. Research out of Scotland suggests that the chopping, shredding and washing of plastic in recycling facilities turns as much as six to 13 percent of incoming waste into microplastics—tiny, toxic particles that are an emerging and ubiquitous environmental health concern for the planet and people. Today, health scientists reveal that there is a link between plastic pollution – the microplastic that we ingest and breathe – and some diseases like cancer, infertility, cardiovascular disease, endometriosis etc. An average person ingests five grams of microplastic per week. Well, it has been found in everything from tap water to table salt. The only way to actually ensure we are living a plastic free life - is when we truly become plastic free. At Fermoscapes we want to make the country plastic free - we have everything from daily essentials to home décor products which are completely plastic free. To know more about us, visit our website. Link in the comments below. PS: Sharing pictures of a few of our products which are 100% sustainable and don't need to be recycled. #Fermoscapes #Plasticfreejuly #Sustainableproducts #Recycling #recyclingreality

Dear NICEorg - Network of Indian Cultural Enterprises, It was wonderful setting up a stall at the Bangalore International Center and meeting people who resonated with us and spoke our language. We had engaging conversations about sustainability, our support for local Indian artisans, and why it's not just the future of India, but how the world needs to be shaped. We'd like to express our special thanks to the amazing volunteers from Christ University, Bangalore, who were always there to support us. They helped with everything from setting up the stall to shadowing us when we needed a quick break. Thank you so much for conducting such a lovely event. Best Regards,  Fermoscapes

Invest India’s ‘One District One Product’ initiative is a beacon for fostering uniform development across all districts. Fermoscapes takes pride in joining this venture, dedicated to showcasing and nurturing local specialities, including the intricate macramé art from Deoria. We extend our profound thanks to the foundation of the ‘ODOP’ movement—predominantly female artisans—whose relentless dedication is the bedrock of our pursuit, guaranteeing the finest quality in every creation. The One District One Product scheme not only heralds the variety of India’s regional offerings but also strengthens communities, encouraging enduring progress and safeguarding the intricate mosaic of our nation’s cultural legacy. #localartisans #sustainabledevelopment #craftsmanship #culturalheritage #artisanal #odop  (One District One Product) #innovativedesigns #empoweringcommunities #ethicalsourcing #handmade