This is a ribbon batch, commonly used in schools, colleges, organizations, and events in Nepal to identify organizers, participants, or special guests.
Ribbon batches are usually made from colored satin ribbons folded in layers around a circular cardboard or plastic base, with a printed sticker or logo in the center that displays the name of the institution or event. The making process involves cutting and pleating ribbons, attaching them securely around the base, fixing the printed label in the middle, and adding hanging ribbons at the bottom for decoration.
These batches are widely used during programs like Saraswati Puja, anniversaries, sports events, cultural programs, or official gatherings to give a formal and organized look.
In Nepal, the price of a ribbon batch generally ranges from Rs. 35 to Rs. 200 per piece, depending on the used ribbons, design, and printing quality. They are valued not only for their decorative appeal but also as a symbol of identity and recognition in events.