Raaga Collection

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Raaga (Sanskrit - lit. "colour" or "mood", refers to a type of melody in Indian classical music)

The Raaga plates have been designed by Dutch Designer Studio Smeets exclusively for Hampi Products. Their natural oval shape feels perfect in your hand. There is a slight slant which creates a perfect little stage for your food which makes it look even more inviting, whatever is being served!

The Raaga Design Collection has been nominated for HORECAVA Innovation Awards 2010 and Toon van Tuijl Designprijs 2010.

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our story

Find out what’s the story behind the Hampi’s natural leaf plates.

Find out everything you want to know about our great products. Hampi’s natural leaf plates are 100% natural and guaranteed to amaze you and your guests. Ranging from bite size to a whole leaf, they will guarantee your party will be a success. Click here to learn more about the products and how they are made.

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our products

Meet the Hampi Family (click here)

Hampi’s natural leaf plates are made from naturally shed leaves of tropical trees. The technique has been used for several decades in India. Hampi, together with Studio Smeets designers in Amsterdam, has redesigned the plates and improved production to reflect international quality and hygiene standards.

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news/press

The Press about us

20 July 2010 - Hampi's Raaga plates are nominated for the Toon van Tuijl Designprijs 2010!

April 2010 - Eating from disposables was always a cheap affair. Not so anymore with these 100% natural design plates. Made from leaves and fair-trade. (Gezond Nu Magazine)

March 2010 - Eating from a leaf: they're definitely fun and on top of that 100% Dutch Design! (Delicious Magazine)

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where to buy

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Hampi's natural leaf plates will hit the stores soon. Now only available in fair-trade shops in the Netherlands and at wholesalers in the Netherlands, France and Italy. Check back soon for further updates.

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