
by Scrapshala
Techno Table Organizer
Desk organiser handmade in Varanasi from reclaimed keyboard keys and pine wood, sized for pens, scissors and other small desk items.

Varanasi-based social venture that upcycles scrap and discarded materials into handcrafted desk organisers, bags, wall art and gifts, made with local artisans.
FoundersShikha Shah
Shark Tank India Season 1 · Episode 31 · Aired 31 Jan 2022 · Pitch #99
PitchedHandmade reusable scrap-based products
Founder Shikha Shah pitched Scrapshala, a Varanasi venture that turns scrap into handmade products, asking for 50 lakh rupees for 10% equity. None of the sharks invested.
Founders' ask
₹50 L
for 10% equity
Deal
No deal
Implied valuation
₹5 Cr
Based on the ask
Implied valuation is calculated by PitchBase Global as cash ÷ equity share and excludes debt. An offer accepted on television is subject to due diligence and may change or not close.

by Scrapshala
Desk organiser handmade in Varanasi from reclaimed keyboard keys and pine wood, sized for pens, scissors and other small desk items.
Jan 2016
Scrapshala founded in Varanasi
Founder
Started Scrapshala in Varanasi in January 2016 after time at the rural technology and business incubator at IIT Madras, aiming to turn waste into saleable products with local artisans.
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