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Blades forged in the fight for conservation

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Handcrafted from old rusted cages which orangutan at the wildlife rehabilitation centre had once called their home.

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The textured handle is refurbished from rotten parts of feeding platforms where semi-wild orangutan have their meals in part of the rehabilitation programme at the national park.

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This piece was hand forged by our organisation Leo Biddle and represents a physical memento of each orangutan's journey.

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Up-cycling the old raw materials is a hope to wield the message and vision of Project Borneo across borders to raise awareness of how each and everyone's contribution can play a part in creating a sustainable environment for the wildlife in Borneo.

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We hope this letter opener is a representation of our commitment and adaptiveness to forge ahead and continue to make a difference regardless of the obstacles before us.

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We hope you continue to follow and support our story.

 

"With great blades, come great environmental responsibility"

                                                                           

                                                                                               - Anon