Our story
Two homes, one box
Mulberi Love began with a simple frustration: most gifts arrive impressive and leave no trace. We wanted the opposite — objects made slowly, by people we can name, that stay in someone's home for years.
Nepal
Handwoven, hand-felted, hand-made
Our wool throws, felted toys and lokta paper come from artisan collectives around Kathmandu, many of them women-led. The work is slow by design: wool is spun and dyed in small lots, lokta paper is pressed by hand from Himalayan bark, and no two pieces come out identical.
We buy in small, repeat orders so makers can plan their year, and we pay before the goods ship.
Australia
Small batches, native botanicals
Closer to home, we work with soap makers, candle pourers, ceramicists and food producers who work in batches small enough to label by hand. Eucalyptus and lemon myrtle, sea salt, wildflower honey, stoneware thrown on a wheel.
Everything is packed in recyclable kraft boxes with paper filler — no plastic ribbon, no foam, nothing you need to hide in the bin.
What we promise
01
Every maker is paid fairly and named when we can name them.
02
Nothing mass produced. If it can't be made by hand, it isn't in the box.
03
Plastic-free packaging, from the filler to the ribbon.