A small, tightly wound ball of dyed jute twine in one solid colour. The range photographed runs to twelve shades — red, cyan, lime, yellow, grey, cream, tan, magenta, orange, teal, purple and black — and every ball holds a single colour rather than a mixed length.

The dye goes into the fibre, not onto it, so the twist of the twine stays completely visible and the colour reads as a coloured rope rather than as a painted string. That is the whole appeal: it is unmistakably jute, just in a colour that matches a card, a theme or a school project.

At Rs. 60 this is the cheapest way into coloured jute on the site, and the size is the reason. It is a small ball, wound tight — enough twine for a stack of gift tags, a set of place cards, a row of jar necks or a school display board, and not enough to rope off a stage. Buying two colours costs less than most single rolls of ribbon.

It has a bigger sibling here and the difference is worth stating plainly. Our Coloured Jute Roll Single Ball is Rs. 225: a much larger, softer, loosely wound ball in six deeper shades. If a project needs metres of twine or a heavier hand, that one is the buy. If it needs a specific colour for a small job, or three colours for a classroom, this one is.

Practical things a coloured twine actually gets used for: hanging tags on gift boxes, threading through punched cards, wrapping a jar neck three times and knotting, stringing bunting across a classroom wall, tying rolled certificates, macramé practice at a small scale, and binding a bundle of dried flowers.

Rs. 60 per ball, one ball supplied at that price, in the colour you ask for. Tell us the shade on WhatsApp when you order — colours run out at different rates, so it is worth naming a second choice. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan.

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