Hemp Products

Shop the Himalayan Wild Hemp Products. Why do we call it Himalayan Wild Hemp? Farming of hemp plants is still prohibited in Nepal. Even for its industrial use to produce products like hemp bags, hemp shoes, hemp hats, and so many other hemp accessories which would generate income in the country, it’s not legal to grow hemp. Then how do people are still able to make hemp products? The answer is, they collect the raw hemp from the wild Himalayan jungles where there are hemp plants that grow in their natural habitats. Bajhang, Bajura, Achham and 37 other districts of Nepal are known for the places to get natural hemp fibers. Back then, only the marginalized group of the people from the village areas in Nepal used to be the community to wear and use products that are made of hemp fabrics. It was easy for them to go to the jungle, collect the raw hemp and make the things according to their needs. Since the process of getting hemp fibers is still the same, we call it wild Himalayan hemp. Who