In literal meaning, Rakhi is merely a thread tied on the brother’s wrist during Raksha Bandhan. But, for many, Rakhis are sentimental as well. But, after the Rakshabandhan celebration is completed, brothers end up discarding the thread when it gets snap. This is one of the saddest moments for every brother out there. That is why; everyone tries to keep the Rakhi with them till the time they can. But, then too, they have to discard the Rakhi one day. The best ever solution to this problem is to find one such Rakhi that will live on.

While selecting Rakhi, sisters flock to the Rakhi shops and markets to choose a perfect Rakhi for brother. Some prefer a simple Rakhi, whereas others prefer to buy fancy Rakhi for their brothers. But, some consider Rakhi as a symbol of protection and emotion. That is why; some amazing Rakhi lovers and environment protectors have found out the perfect solution to give their Rakhi life after discarding it in terms of eco-friendly Rakhi.

Generally, Rakhis are made up of plastic and chemicals, and hence, they are harmful to the environment. And, this problem can be solved with eco-friendly Rakhi. This excellent Rakhi variant is the perfect choice for the environment-conscious brothers and sisters. These Rakhis have a seed in them that can be grown into a plant, and after you have discarded your Rakhi, you can still have your plant with you as an epitome of your sister’s love.

The plantable Rakhis do not challenge the traditional Rakhi rituals but is the only way to evolve the Rakhi designs. The auspicious festival of Rakshabandhan has a social impact, not only on Indians but also on the people worldwide. The eco-friendly Rakhi has the seeds of either Karanj or Cassia Fistula, and the thread is made up of turmeric, geru, and rice paste. This Rakhi has no impact on the environment.