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Artifacts making using dry flowers

Dry flower technology
artifact making
longevity
gifting cards
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CSIR-IHBT Palampur has developed a technology for artifact making using dry flowers, designed to enhance the longevity of flowers. This innovation enables the creation of diverse decorative and utility products such as gifting cards, sachets, jewellery, candles, frames, and other ornamental items, with post-commercialisation support for modifications and optimisation.

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Key Features

  • Application – Used for making gifting cards, jewellery, candles, frames, and decorative objects
  • Benefits – Extends flower life while fostering sustainable product development
  • Support – Post-commercialisation modifications and optimisation offered

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Dr. Sukhjinder Singh

Coordinator Business Development & Marketing Unit,

CSIR-IHBT, Palampur Post Box. No. 06, Palampur

Email: sukhjinder[at]ihbt[dot]res[dot]in

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