This Birch Bark Purse is a Treemendous Reuse of Resources
Marissa Brassfield — October 24, 2009 — Eco
This birch bark purse from Lynn Cyr is made from old wood left behind the artist’s house by loggers. It’s definitely a curious way to recycle wood; even the purse’s handle is made from a found branch, and the wood isn’t treated so as to showcase the log in its natural state.
We’ve seen a number of innovations that recycle wood in a clever way. Check out more images of the birch bark purse by Lynn Cyr above, and keep clicking for more treemendous eco features.
We’ve seen a number of innovations that recycle wood in a clever way. Check out more images of the birch bark purse by Lynn Cyr above, and keep clicking for more treemendous eco features.
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1. Recycled Wood Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to create environmentally-friendly accessories by repurposing wood waste.
2. Natural Materials Showcase - Potential for designers to highlight the beauty of natural materials by incorporating untreated wood into their products.
3. Sustainable Artistry - Artists can explore the intersection of creativity and sustainability by using unconventional materials such as birch bark.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Accessories - Innovative use of recycled wood in handbags presents new possibilities for sustainable fashion accessories.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate untreated wood into furniture and decor, embracing a natural aesthetic.
3. Crafts and Art Supplies - With the rise of eco-conscious consumers, the market for sustainable art materials, like birch bark, can expand.
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