Single-flower vase/upcycled marine debris
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A single-flower vase made of marine plastic waste, perfect for adding a little color to your home.
The pattern of buoy stretches along the gentle curves of the vase like a watercolor.
The vase is made of a test tube so that you can decorate it with flowers that you have around you, such as in your garden.
The test tube is removable, so it can be easily used as a pitcher.
It can be placed anywhere you like, such as in the entryway, on a table or shelf, in the kitchen, or in the bedroom.
It can easily fit in a room with greenery or dry goods,
The base is spread out at the end, so it can be balanced with voluminous flowers.
It comes in a box, making it a great gift idea.
[Size] Diameter 110mm x H 65mm (base only)
Diameter 15mm x H 150mm (glass tube)
[Box] External dimensions 123 x 105 x 110mm
[Material] Marine plastic waste
Hard glass test tube (iwaki - Asahi Glass) with white lettering logo
*Test tubes are not fixed and can be easily inserted and removed.
buoy is an interior brand made from marine plastic waste produced by a plastic manufacturer called Technolab Inc.
The company purchases marine debris from beach cleanup groups around Japan and uses it as materials.
Each product is labeled with the location of the material used, and information on the collecting organization can be viewed by scanning the QR code attached to the product.
In addition, buoy is made almost 100% from marine debris, and the weight of the product in your hand is directly the weight of the marine debris. You can feel the problem of the birth of Japan more.
