The pages are blank and unlined. Tied together with a paper bow. The cover is made from lokta.

Lokta paper comes from Nepal. It is made from the bark of the Daphne Papyracea. This shrub grows at an altitude of 2000 meters in the Himalayas, which is why it is also called Himalayan paper. Because the bark of the bush grows again and again, no new bushes need to be planted and the Himalayas remain untouched.

The premise of Sjaal met Verhaal is to create work for women. By ensuring a continuous purchase of products, you create work and work provides an income. In addition, they support various projects in Nepal that depend on donations. The two largest projects are the children's home in Pokhara, Namaste Community Foundation (NCF) and the construction of a medical post by the Asian Heritage Foundation Nepal.

Sjaal met Verhaal also supports projects in other ways. For example, there are always products with a small error or that remain in the stock. That is not to say that these products are no longer salable. These products are donated to the Diyo Nepal Foundation. They sell these products on small markets and the proceeds go to this Foundation.

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