Bamboo India
बांबू इंडिया
A Pune-based social enterprise started in 2016 by Yogesh and Ashwini Shinde. It makes bamboo toothbrushes and other plastic-free everyday products and sells them through its own online shop.
सत.सुमा
A Pune personal-care brand making cold-process soaps and selling body and hair care online. Founder Naina Panemanglor says she began at home and later moved to a Baner studio.
◌ Research profile · Not owner verifiedBaner studio mentioned on the official About page; use the online shop or enquire before arranging collection.
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Details checked 4 November 2026 · sat-suma.com ↗
A maker-led personal-care brand selling soaps, body and hair-care products and gift boxes online.
The founder dates the home start to August 2020 and describes a later Baner studio. The undated shipping page may be older than the About page; current team size and collection arrangements are unconfirmed.
Official galleries, photographs and attributed public posts.
Naina Panemanglor · founder and maker (official About page); current ownership unconfirmed
Marathi identity and current ownership have not yet been confirmed by the business. Founder history is separate from present ownership.
Official About page: founder, 2020 start and Baner studio ↗
Official shop: current soap and body-care catalogue ↗
EcoFlyp directory: Pune and product range; business claims not independently verified ↗
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बांबू इंडिया
A Pune-based social enterprise started in 2016 by Yogesh and Ashwini Shinde. It makes bamboo toothbrushes and other plastic-free everyday products and sells them through its own online shop.
क्युरेटर्स ऑफ क्ले
Potters Bhairavi Naik and Rohit Kulkarni founded this ceramic studio in 2014. They handcraft functional ceramics, from preparing clay to glazing and firing. The studio, a brand of RnB Clay, is in the Bhugaon hills outside Pune and receives visitors by appointment.

इकोकारी
Founded by Nandan Bhat in 2020, EcoKaari turns waste plastic into handwoven fabric for bags, accessories, home goods and gifts. The business has its headquarters and workshop in Warje Malwadi, where it also offers booked upcycling experiences.