Flowe Water Bottle - RYE STRAW
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€39.00
€39.00
per item
Glass bottle protected with Rye Straw Wicker
Wickerwork with rye straw uses a 100% agricultural waste material. Rye is grown for its highly nutritious grain, and the straw stem is a by-product. For use in wicker, the crop must be cut and prepared by hand to provide the perfect quality and shape. It takes an average of 4 hours to produce a single water bottle holder.
Biodegradable - Being 100% organic, the wicker bottle holder can of course be composted after the life-cycle is completed.
The glass bottle is easily recyclable.
Components:
Rye Straw Case (hand-made in Slovenia), Glass Bottle 500 ml, PVC Lid col. Gold;
Weight: 260 g
Dimensions: 23.5 cm / 7.5 cm
Packaging Dimensions: 27 cm / 10 cm
Eco- Packaging:
Protective packaging for the post is made from unbleached cardboard made from INVASIVE ALIEN PLANT SPECIES material such as Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) or Black locust (Robinia pseudo acacia).
The product was awarded a badge of design excellence "Made in Slovenia” by the Center for Creativity (Museum of Architecture and Design, MAO).
Wickerwork with rye straw uses a 100% agricultural waste material. Rye is grown for its highly nutritious grain, and the straw stem is a by-product. For use in wicker, the crop must be cut and prepared by hand to provide the perfect quality and shape. It takes an average of 4 hours to produce a single water bottle holder.
Biodegradable - Being 100% organic, the wicker bottle holder can of course be composted after the life-cycle is completed.
The glass bottle is easily recyclable.
Components:
Rye Straw Case (hand-made in Slovenia), Glass Bottle 500 ml, PVC Lid col. Gold;
Weight: 260 g
Dimensions: 23.5 cm / 7.5 cm
Packaging Dimensions: 27 cm / 10 cm
Eco- Packaging:
Protective packaging for the post is made from unbleached cardboard made from INVASIVE ALIEN PLANT SPECIES material such as Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) or Black locust (Robinia pseudo acacia).
The product was awarded a badge of design excellence "Made in Slovenia” by the Center for Creativity (Museum of Architecture and Design, MAO).