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Source
Traced fibre
Each product carries a fibre source — the mulberry block, the fleece bag or the allo stand — recorded at pickup.
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Certified Nepal-origin textiles.
Every HFMN product category carries provenance, fibre and process certification — building trust for domestic and export buyers of Nepal's sustainable textile portfolio.
The Story
Product is where the story becomes an object.
The products on this page are what all the fieldwork, training and cluster-building are finally for. Every bolt, scarf and yard listed here carries the HFMN mark — meaning it was made by registered producers, traced to source and audited against the framework.
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Nepal Silk Products
- ◆Sarees
- ◆Scarves
- ◆Shawls
- ◆Silk fabric
- ◆Silk-blended handloom products
- ◆Luxury silk garments
12.2
Handloom Products
- ◆Traditional textiles
- ◆Modern handloom fabrics
- ◆Home textiles
- ◆Institutional textiles
12.3
Wool Products
- ◆Woolen shawls
- ◆Wool-silk blends
- ◆Woolen home textiles
- ◆Traditional Nepalese woolens
12.4
Natural Fiber Products
- ◆Allo, hemp, bamboo, banana textiles
- ◆Blended fabrics
- ◆Bags and lifestyle products
12.5
Naturally Dyed Products
- ◆Natural-color textiles
- ◆Silk, wool and blended textiles
- ◆Heritage-color products
In Practice
The product, as a document.
Everything HFMN does — from a mulberry seedling to a finished bolt of cloth — is stewarded by a real cooperative, a real weaver and a real ledger. This is a snapshot.
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Process
Traced hands
Rearing, spinning, weaving, dyeing and finishing are each logged against a producer group and paid at the published rate.
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Mark
Traced batch
The HFMN mark on the finished piece is a receipt — provenance, ESG batch and cooperative all resolve from one lot number.
“You are not buying a scarf. You are buying its ledger.