Lotus Organics+, ExclusiveLane Tie Up to Adopt Sustainable Practices
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Lotus Organics+, ExclusiveLane Tie Up to Adopt Sustainable Practices

The premium organic skincare brand, Lotus Organics+ has collaborated with ExclusiveLane. This online handicraft brand encourages and helps small artisans to market their eco-friendly products across the globe. A digital campaign will run on social media platforms of both the brands to create awareness amongst their respective audiences on how these brands are engaged in sustainable practices to protect the environment.

From home decor to cutlery, ExclusiveLane has a wide variety of products ranging from lamps, vases, clocks, wall decor, trays, studio pottery, tea lights, and much more. Many of these products are made with eco-friendly and biodegradable materials by rural artisans and the online store provides them the dignity of labor, means of earning their livelihood, and preserving their traditional forms of art and craft.

Elaborating on the collaboration, Nitin Passi, Joint Managing Director, Lotus Herbals, says, “With environmental concerns being more and more relevant, actions from socially responsible brands can heavily affect consumer behavior. We are glad to collaborate with ExclusiveLane, a niche lifestyle brand that shares our values on sustainability and the protection of the environment. With this endeavor, we intend to join hands with similar niche brands on a regular basis, thereby giving them a bigger platform to address environmental concerns.”

For Lotus Organics+, the objective of the collaboration is to educate its audience that living organic is not only about using organic skincare and hair care products that are produced using sustainable practices but also about making other small changes in one’s lifestyle. These could be minor changes to our daily living, such as choosing wooden cutlery over steel cutlery and using ceramics products for dining and home decor. 

 
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