Arasia propose, in partnership with Mass-Education, to plant one or more trees in the Sundarbans, a magnificent Indian region listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
1024 trees have already been planted by Arasia in this region since 2015.
This action sensitizes the local population to the challenges of the tree and the forest, and makes them an actor of its own development.
Take part in our reforestation action
1 euro = 1 tree
You can give a tree, or more, to a person of your choice! The recipient of the gift will receive a personalized message and a planting certificate.
The mangrove of Sundarbans is a vast area of 140,000 hectares and a unique habitat for many plant and animal species. Its most emblematic animal is the beautiful bengal tiger, unfortunately threatened by extinction. At present time there are less than 3000 specimens in the wild in India.
The mangrove is a natural barrier to erosion and protects the coastline by helping to regain ground on the sea, it is a unique phenomenon, because everywhere else the sea levels are rising as a direct result of global warming and the melting of glaciers.
The mangrove acts as a buffer between the sea and the land and limits the consequences of bad weather.
Mangrove protects the 5 million inhabitants of the Sundarbans in case of storms, cyclones or tsunamis.
Trees absorb CO2 and thus are directly involved in the fight against global warming.
The mangrove is also the first source of economic development for coastal populations: fish, fruit, wood, honey...
Degradation of forest resources impacts people struggling to meet their basic needs.
Many of the people in this region live below the poverty line, and 85% depend on agriculture for survival. Aquaculture, honey harvesting, timber production are the main other local activities.
Help us to reforest this region located at the foot of the Himalayas in the Ganges delta, by planting mangroves, coconut palms, sapods, eucalyptus, guava trees, mango trees, teaks ...
Planted trees provide fruit, heating and construction wood, help restore soil and curb land salinization ...
Planted trees are monitored during the first two years by Mass Education .
Mass-Education makes villagers and schoolchildren aware of the importance of protecting nature so that they become the first defenders. The villagers manage the nurseries, plant trees and benefit from the fruits of their labor.
Mass-Education is a 40 year old association who strikes against poverty by educating people.
" Human beings are the only species that have the power to destroy nature , but also the duty to protect it , we only have one planet, it is our future "
"A tiger without forest will be killed, a forest without tiger will be cut:
so the tiger protects the forest and the forest saves the tiger. "
(Mahâbhârata, V, 29)
Reference: CT1
The Thai triangle cushion is a nice decorative object, with its original triangle shape and Thai patterns and embroidery. Perfect for an aperitif with friends around a coffee table!
Reference: LBC-B
These ornamental lamps are made of 20 cotton balls (180 cm + 140 cm of bare wire). They will bring a cheerful and original touch to your place. They are available in several colors: blue, green, orange, or mixed.
Reference: TGMEB
This large turquoise blue hanging represents an elephant decorated in a majestic style. It is approximately 2.20 m high and 2.10 m wide. Ideal for giving a feeling of softness, strength and wisdom to your living room or bedroom.
Reference: PENAV
This beautiful tree of life pendant 7 chakras in natural stones is handcrafted in India. It symbolizes strength, the origin of life, immortality, the importance of roots, origins and family.
Reference: PRAa
Tree agate is a calming and soothing stone. It treats the crisis of anxiety and depression. It helps to overcome the trials of life. It is also said to increase fertility. Promotes a restful sleep.
Reference: DES02
This wooden tree of life has a diameter of about 9 cm. You can use it as a coaster, roller coaster or as a decorative object.
Reference: MAV
This mobile tree of life in patinated brass is approximately 42 cm high. It is decorated with colored pearls and 3 bells. The whole has an aged effect. Ideal to hang on the wall or ceiling, inside or outside the house.
Reference: TGMAB
This large blue, green, red hanging is 2.40 m high and 2.20 m wide. It represents a tree of life, flowers and peacocks. The tree of life has a strong symbolic power. It draws its energy from the earth through its roots, and it rises to the sky to symbolize spiritual development.
Reference: PZM
This puzzle Mandala is a harmonious object to meditate on the principle of life and the universe according to Eastern traditions. You can give it different forms of sacred geometry, as the flower of life, a lotus that opens, a space shuttle, a drum, a wheel, a sphere ...
Reference: COL02
The Arasia store offers you the shell necklace that will give you ideas for the holidays! A beautiful sand-colored necklace with braided cord, a pretty pendant containing a peduncle (spiral-shaped shell) embedded in a mixture of sand and resin. The necklace closes with a beautiful coconut pearl.
Reference: BRBAM
Take care of yourself by massaging your fingers and hands regularly. Take care of those around you by giving them this useful and pleasant gift! Perfect for massaging and relaxing fingers, hands and wrists.
Reference: JTI-Ca
The long Thai printed skirt, or sarong, is a traditional garment from northern Thailand. Loose and comfortable, made from very good quality 100% thick cotton. One size fits all, its straight and very wide cut adapts to your waist through a set of folding (like Thai pants).
Reference: BOL04
The very large Tibetan bowl is about 20 cm in diameter and weighs about 1100 g. Handmade, in India, in traditional workshops of Tibetan bowls. It is sold with its wooden stick and red felt and is made of an alloy of 7 metals. Its sound is serious and powerful, and the vibrations are powerful.
Reference: CT3-Ch
Our Thai cushions are handmade with a 100% natural and vegetable interior (rice straw and kapok) and a 100% cotton exterior. Ethical trade directly with producers in the villages of northern Thailand.
Reference: CaM-BT
This typical Thai cushion square shape is about 36 cm side and 3 cm high. Ideal as a meditation cushion, it can also be rolled on itself to be used as a pillow!
Reference: LBC-B
These ornamental lamps are made of 20 cotton balls (180 cm + 140 cm of bare wire). They will bring a cheerful and original touch to your place. They are available in several colors: blue, green, orange, or mixed.
Reference: POSO
These Indian silk bags (recycled sarees) are of varied and random colors, each piece is unique, the prints can be floral or geometric. The bag, which measures 15cm by 20cm, has a cotton drawstring for easy opening and closing.
Reference: BRP06
This beautiful bracelet is composed of various pearls: carnelian, amethyst, aventurine, pink quartz ... It brings harmony and well-being. Diameter of the beads 8 mm.
Reference: PBC-M
These super comfortable beige cotton pants are fitted at the waist thanks to their integrated belt. They have two pockets. It can be worn by both men and women. Ideal for practicing yoga, massages, meditation ...
Reference: PT-Cr
Thai pants are essential garments in the world of wellness, yoga classes, martial arts, massage parlors, spas ... It is one size fits all and unisex. Casual, original and comfortable.
Reference: CHB-M
The long-sleeved fine cotton white shirt can be worn by both men and women. Ideal therapists and wellness activities.
Reference: TPMMF
This "badméri" mandala wall hanging measures approximately 2.20 m by 1.20 m. It is a traditional motif of Rajasthan, the "land of kings", whose capital is Jaipur. Rajasthan is a state in northern India. Its very rich and colorful traditions and crafts reflect ancient Indian ways of life.
Arasia propose, in partnership with Mass-Education, to plant one or more trees in the Sundarbans, a magnificent Indian region listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
1024 trees have already been planted by Arasia in this region since 2015.
This action sensitizes the local population to the challenges of the tree and the forest, and makes them an actor of its own development.
