Maximilian Schatz, Weimar (D)
leek fibers, water, in part natural glycerin (for flexibility)
The large proportion of fibrous waste that accrues when harvesting leeks is here used as a raw material for compostable products. The idea is presented taking the example of a shoe. By boiling, shredding, pressing (using a molded cast) and drying, a sandal was produced without adding binders as a natural adhesive arises in the process. (Bachelor’s Thesis, Product Design, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, 2018)
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