RE:Tree, circular planters reborn from wildfire-damaged wood
[RE:Tree]
Idden reduces single-use plastics in travel and creates new experiences with eco-materials. Trees damaged by wildfire and pests find new life through Idden’s work. 'RE:Tree' is a patented circular planter made with over 80% discarded wood. Low-temperature processing stores carbon stably, and the eco-material generates no microplastics. After use, it returns fully to nature, embodying true circularity. RE:Tree is more than an object; it conveys cycles and life in daily living.
Idden reduces single-use plastics in travel and creates new experiences with eco-materials. Trees damaged by wildfire and pests find new life through Idden’s work. 'RE:Tree' is a patented circular planter made with over 80% discarded wood. Low-temperature processing stores carbon stably, and the eco-material generates no microplastics. After use, it returns fully to nature, embodying true circularity. RE:Tree is more than an object; it conveys cycles and life in daily living.
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- RE:Tree, circular planters reborn from wildfire-damaged wood
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