Zeroposro

29/05/2026

23/05/2026

Our is one of the coolest people we know. No really.

He runs an eco-conscious lending library; delivers books on his bike to keep his carbon footprint low.

Teaches children of all ages about gardening and plantations and farming.

Runs some of the most educational and fun workshops from scratch with Zeroposro.

Awesome, no? And this isn’t even a complete list of everything he does!

If you want to know about our next workshop with Elijah, use the form in our bio so we can let you know.

22/05/2026

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What’s in your patlo today?

Our Jonah tells all.

19/05/2026

3 days to go!

Come see what’s new, what’s seasonal, what is interesting this week.

Shelf Saturday.
20% off
Bring your bottles
Bring your bags
Bring your friends

14/05/2026

We’re super kicked with the response to Earth Week! Thank you to everyone who came. And to everyone who cheered for us. Your support means everything.

Our workshops are now a monthly thing - From Scratch with Zeroposro

First up is
Counter to compost with Elijah
May 23, 2026
Two slots: 11:30 AM and 4:30 PM
Workshop fee: Rs 500

Link in bio to register. We have limited seats, so do book early.

P.S.
May 23 is also
Open Shelf Saturday
20% off on all Zeroposro merch
Bring your bottles, bring your bags. Bring yourself.

13/05/2026

Have you tried our delish pickles? Jackfruit. Raw haldi. Spicy mango. Garlic. Bharwa Lemon. Made by a local from her secret store of family recipes. 

Made in small batches, exclusively for Zeroposro using only the freshest local ingredients, spices, cold pressed oil. 

Available in-store or as an add-on to your weekly patlo. 

Pickle you in? Call or whatsapp +91 96370 55689

30/04/2026

Just a lazy Thursday with Bella! ♥️🐶

15/01/2025

is conducting a weaving workshop at our Panjim store!

Date : 18th January
Time : 11am to 12 pm & 14:30 to 15:30
Location : Zeroposro, Miramar

Tula Organic Clothing is a not-for-profit social enterprise run by volunteers, working to support organic cotton farmers and rural livelihoods. They source Desi cotton from Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu, grown in rainfed conditions, and create garments that are hand-spun, handwoven, naturally dyed, and manually stitched. Tula’s mission preserves traditional seeds, artisanal skills, and supports a fair, environmentally sustainable value chain.