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Coiled Leather Technique

Related Post: MYLO Mushroom Leather / Leather Gradient / 3D Leather Junsu Kim uses vegetable leather that is tanned by sunlight and polished by rubbing its surface. Artist wanted to apply this raw and natural aesthetic

Zebra Glass

Related Post: Regenerated Nylon ECONYL® / Recycled Plastic by Ecobirdy / Sulapac® Biodegradable Material Quagga mussels and Zebra Mussels arrived from the Ukraine and Russia in the 1980’s. Since their introduction they have transformed the

Algae Infused Tiles

Related Post: SEA ME – Sea Algae Yarn / Spider Silk / Siberian Birchbark Trim Bio-ID Lab designs DIY algae-infused tiles that can extract toxic dyes from water. the project called Indus is a modular

3D Printed Damascus Steel / Mokume Gane

Related Post:  Space Fabric  /  BMW Vision iNEXT  / Puma x BMW X-Cat Disc A new study led by Philipp Kürnsteiner of the Max Planck Institute for Iron Research shows

Sustainable Fabrics Using Seawater

Related Post: Parley x Corona / Ecobirdy / Sulapac SaltyCo is a fabric made from plants grown in seawater, providing solution for the currently freshwater-intensive fashion and textile industries. While cotton requires 20,000 litres of

Bio Iridescent Sequin

Related Post: Regenerated Nylon ECONYL® / Recycled Plastic by Ecobirdy / Sulapac® Biodegradable Material Designer, Elissa Brunato, points out that it is the optimal moment to re-envision the origin of materials that are currently petroleum-derived

Mycelium

Related Post: Regenerated Nylon ECONYL® / Recycled Plastic by Ecobirdy / Sulapac® Biodegradable Material Mycelium insulation is made of the vegetative filament root structure of mushrooms. Mycelium consumes organic and synthetic waste to grow into

Colorful Concrete

Related Posts: Rugs From Silicone Cord / Translucent Concrete / Liquid Form Non Woven Material Dutch designer Iwan Pol experiments with casting techniques, using everything from latex sheets to silicone molds, to make these colorful

Yakisugi – Japanese Charred Wood

Related Post: Wood Veneer Craftsmanship / Carved 3D Wood Quilting / Kumiko Woodwork Technique Yakisugi originated in Japan in the 18th century primarily as way to treat cedar siding to make it weatherproof, the technique

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