Sola Diffuser Flower with cotton wick.

Sola roll / Flower Industry is a type of Cottage industry.

Sola wood is also known as Balsa wood.

Sola flower available in colour also & colour we can dye according to buyer requirement.

Sola is a kind of soft wood & feel like thermocol.

Sola wood crops available in India & in only state West bengal.

Sola is typical Handicraft product of West bengal & its supplied/Export all over India & arround the world from Kolkata.

Eco-friendly.

Soft & delicate.

Very popular to use as flower diffusser.

Require no flame or electricity,

Assorted style decorative flowers.

Customer's designs and logos are welcome

Competitive Prices

Fit for Gifts & Premiums

In a Variety of Designs

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Raw Material use in producing these flower

Sola Roll,

Thread

Cotton wick

Gum

Aluminium Wire

Instrument use in making these flower

Sharp Knife,

Scissor

Highly skilled labour

Packaging details

one pc box pack

Master carton of 300 pcs,

Master carton size 16 x 31" x 16"

Master carton volume 0.135 Cbm

Master carton weight Appx 15 Kgs

Master carton volumetric weight appx 24 Kgs.

Packaging Material

Small duplex box for individual packing

BOPP Brown tape for Box sealing

PP strap for straping to cartons

7 Ply corrugated box

Print labels to put on packed cartons

Sola flower History

Sola is a short leguminous tree from India, which grows in rice fields. When removing the bark of the Sola tree a glossy white stalk appears. It is cut into thin slice by the skillful hands of an artisan. These slices are dried and they become the petals of Sola flowers which are made one by one. Once the fibers of the petals have absorbed the fragrance and the pigments, the beautiful Sola flower is complete.

Sola can found in the Asia, especially in India , and harvested once a year, in September. The quality and the quantity of the harvest vary each year with the temperatures and the weather conditions. Growing naturally in the rice fields, Sola was first considered as a threat for the rice crops and was eliminated until its white stalk got appreciated and used for making artificial flowers. This story is typical of India, country of industry. The discovering of this new material enabled the creation of new types of diffuser.