Hamish Munro's Balloon Bubble Necklace is Colorfully Eco-Friendly
Meghan Young — January 9, 2012 — Eco
References: editionx.au & design-milk
There is no better way to get ready for a party than by slipping on a Balloon Bubble Necklace. It is made out of a classic decoration staple: The balloon. Although it isn't an inflatable piece of jewelry, the necklace's array of happy colors will get anyone in the mood to go out and have a good time with friends.
Created by Australian artist Hamish Munro, the Balloon Bubble Necklace finds a new purpose for this non-recyclable latex material. Fashioned onto his signature rope, these particular balloons are saved from a dismal existence clogging up landfills around the world.
The Balloon Bubble Necklace is made for both men and women. Available in a slew of vibrant and playful colors, it will complement just about any outfit.
Created by Australian artist Hamish Munro, the Balloon Bubble Necklace finds a new purpose for this non-recyclable latex material. Fashioned onto his signature rope, these particular balloons are saved from a dismal existence clogging up landfills around the world.
The Balloon Bubble Necklace is made for both men and women. Available in a slew of vibrant and playful colors, it will complement just about any outfit.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Party Accessories - Businesses can explore sustainable party decoration options that are both functional and eco-friendly.
2. Upcycling Non-recyclable Materials - Companies can research innovative ways to repurpose non-recyclable materials into new products with added value.
3. Fashionable Sustainability Products - Entrepreneurs can create products that address both style and sustainability, satisfying the growing demand for environmentally conscious options.
Industry Implications
1. Party Supplies - The party supply industry can develop eco-friendly products, reducing waste and environmental impact while delivering functional and fun options for customers.
2. Fashion Accessories - The fashion accessories industry can explore sustainable materials and design options, creating trendy pieces that reflect the increasing consumer interest in eco-friendly products.
3. Recycling & Waste Management - The recycling and waste management industry can collaborate with designers and entrepreneurs to develop innovative solutions for non-recyclable materials, reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills.
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