Formafantasma’s Natural Botanica Vessels Look Like Archaeological Artifacts
We recently showed you Formafantasma’s crafty vessels made from flour, agricultural waste and limestone, but the design studio has developed another amazing set of archaic-looking objects. Commissioned by Plart, Formafantasma created ‘Botanica’, a collection made from natural polymers with vegetal and animal origins. Using rosin, dammar, copal (a sub-fossil state of amber), natural rubber, shellac, bois durci, and other natural materials, Formafantasma developed a quirky, biodegradable, and very innovative line.
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Post tags: 19th century, Animal Origin, Archaic objects, Art, bois durci, Botanica Vessels, Botanical, copal, dammar, Decorative Objects, Design Academy of Eindhoven, Design Museum London, Designs of the Year Product Award 2012, Formafantasma, green materials, Natural Polymers, natural rubber, Plart, rosin, shellac, Vegetal origin
