Whoa! This E-Store Does Notebooks, Phone Cases & More Made Of Wood

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Woodgeek

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What Makes It Awesome

An online store that is passionate about wood and wooden products, Woodgeek Store makes really unique notebooks, sunglasses and more. And, they last a lifetime.

They call themselves ‘geeks with a passion for all things wooden’. From the texture of the material to the warmth of the grain, Woodgeek Store is emblematic of times long gone — when wood was the go-to material for all products. Bringing it back in style, we are impressed with their handiwork; their customised notebooks and cutesy pen drives, in particular, sealed the deal.

Their bamboo sunglasses, available with polarised UV lenses, are eco-friendly and super-light (and are also weather protected). The wooden phone covers are pretty cute, too.  Available in bamboo, walnut, and rosewood, they have wooden inlays and are sometimes engraved with patterns. They've also got the nicest wooden bowties for men, one for INR 1,300 and they've recently started selling wooden name plates for houses and engraved wooden signs (you can make your own).

Creating fun things out of wood and bamboo, this store is based in Coochbehar in West Bengal, emerging out of a family-run plywood manufacturing business. After some research, the team found that they could make diary covers out of thin bamboo panels, and worked with issues that wouldn’t lead to warping and breakage. Using CNC techniques, laser-cutting and UV coating techniques, Woodgeek Store has bowled us over with their notebooks that use recycled paper and can be customised with any message.

Price: Wooden notebooks start at INR 899, phone cases at INR 1,199 and coasters at INR 799.

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A full time enthusiast of the 'gram', Kasturi paints and writes on her eponymous blog. She's looking to establish herself in a stable job despite her impending and current existential quarter life crisis. Not having stayed in one place for too long, she muses about the Arts and has an astronomical appetite for, well, food.