Cork is a completely natural product, harvested without damaging or chopping down trees. It comes from the bark of the cork oak, and is harvested only once every nine or ten years.
Cork is a renewable resource and cork oak forests are one of the most sustainable natural systems, providing the habitat of several endangered species and supporting one of the highest levels of biodiversity among European forests.
Albio Nascimento, trained as product design at FBAUL and Kathi Stertzig, graduated at the Design Academy, in Eindhoven, where she recently taught. They met in Milan while attending the Politecnico di Milano. They now live and work between Berlin and Portugal under the name The Home Project. They started DesignForFuture, an annual exhibition on sustainable design and co-founded Illegal Beauty, a social awareness campaign. Besides this they continue to develop their own products and experimental projects. Their main focus is researching the significance of home, through culture, sustainable development for material culture, and socially interactive design.
Made in Portugal from agglomerated recycled cork originating from either cork stoppers or the cork industry. Vaso 2.0 is made from high quality agglomerated blocks.
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Did you know that your cork products can be recycled? There are many companies that use reclaimed and recycled cork to produce new products like tiles for floors or walls.
Cork is also biodegradable and can be composted. Biodegradation is the process by which organic substances are broken down by living organisms. Composting converts biodegradable waste into compost.
We present you with the classic terracotta pot revived by cork!
There is always room for improvement! The features of cork add several benefits: the pot is now unbreakable, antiseptic, and will not scratch floors or tabletops.
material:
_recycled cork
size:
_3 different sizes included in one pack