A sustainable lunch break

Bringing a homemade lunch to work has many advantages: it's good for our budget, our health and the planet. But when it comes to packaging, we find ourselves choosing between a plastic box or single-use packaging. So we thought of a range of nomadic tableware, made of natural materials, practical, easy to transport and maintain.

Manufactured in France

Materials that are healthy and pleasant to touch.

Lunchbox

porcelain + cork + wood

The lunchbox includes a container made of Limoges porcelain, which is dishwasher-safe and both traditional and microwave oven safe. The porcelain is protected by a removable cork base that also serves as thermal insulation. The container is closed by a cork and wooden lid.
To take away: stew, tagine, gratin, pasta, mashed veggie, salads ...

Mug

porcelain + cork + wood
The mug includes a container made of Limoges porcelain, which is dishwasher-safe and both traditional and microwave oven safe. The porcelain is protected by a removable cork base that also serves as thermal insulation. The container is closed by a cork and wooden lid.
To take away: tea, coffee, infusion, soup, broth, smoothie, juice ...

Bento

wood + cork

The bento is a box made of French ash wood closed with a wooden and cork lid. Two removable dividers provide compartments

To take away: sandwiches, snacks, dried fruit, sushi, cut fruits, raw veggie ...

Furoshiki

100% organic cotton

A furoshiki is a traditional Japanese zero-waste packaging method. We propose 3 solutions to close and transport your lunchbox or bento lunch:
* 1 simple square of 50x50cm to fold and tie
* 1 square with handles of 50x50cm to be tied only once
* 1 pattern and a tutorial to make your own handle furoshiki, which we will offer you for free on our website once the campaign is over.

Items will be delivered starting February 2021,

for those who wish to offer them as a Christmas presents, we propose

a nice card printed in risography, to place under the Christmas tree!

What usage?

About us?

We are Marta and Clara, a mother-daughter duo. We wanted our combined skills to serve a project that would be ecological and local.

Marta left her 28-year job in the automotive industry to start a company in line with her new lifestyle, zero waste. She offered her daughter Clara, a designer, to join the project.

Our beliefs

Where we produce

Hesti, sustainable tableware for meals on the go

Our commitments

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