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- Nordic Fishleather
- Vegetable tanned salmon leatherThis vegetable tanned salmon leather is called Mimosa, named after the tree from which the bark is used for the tanning is derived. As of now, there is one base colour available for the vegetable tanned leather: light brown, the colour achieved by using only Mimosa bark. However, through various finishes a lot of colour/hue variations can be achieved.
- Wolffish LeatherIt is the natural array of dark spots that gives leather from the spotted wolffish its bold, unique character.
- Cod LeatherLeather made from the cod is an unusual mix of fine and coarse textures.
- PIRARUCU (ARAPAIMA GIGAS) FISH LEATHERPirarucu: Left over from the Food Industry turned into a Luxury Material Pirarucu, known as the "Amazon Giant", is a freshwater fish native to…
- Searious FishThe company specializes in transforming salmon skins, obtained from the food industry, into exquisite Salmon leather of exceptional quality. Through their strategic partnership with…
- Salmon leatherSearious Fish Leather specialises in washing, degreasing and descaling fish skins, after which a semi-finished product is created in the form of a sheet of pure functional collagen protein. This can be used as a source material for fish leather. It has developed a leather tanning concept that allows production without environmentally harmful substances. The result is a piece of leather with the structure of a snake.
- The dark side of animal materials part 2: leather & furIn a time in which small environmental footprints and ethical work conditions are being demanded from manufacturers, more and more designers and material clients…
- Like Leather at MaterialDistrict Rotterdam 2019!In the exhibition Like Leather, a collaboration between Yksi Connect, Conscious Leather Foundation and MaterialDistrict, shown at MaterialDistrict Rotterdam 2019, surprising examples of sustainable…
- Perch LeatherThis Nile Perch Leather is made out of the skin of the Nile perch and is available in different colours and finishes. G.H. Leathers underlines the fact that when we do not use this leather, no fish or creature would be saved.
- A leather-like material made of crab shells and coffee groundsCalled Tômtex, the biomaterial is created from shell seafood waste and coffee grounds, a sustainable alternative instead of faux and animal leather. Uyen Tran,…
- Nanai Salmon LeatherNanai is a leather made of salmon skin. Formerly a waste product of fish canneries. The production of this leather is chrome-free, relying instead on vegetable tanning.
- SALMON LEATHER PANELSSalmon leather panels: unique leather welding technique Crafted from salmon leather skins meticulously welded in a parallel arrangement, these exquisite panels exhibit remarkable durability,…
- PerlrochenlederStingrays leather; Although stingrays are popular in Asia as edible fish, its leather is a real rarity. Stingrays are no subject to the protection of species. Stingray leather in not only beautiful to look at, it is also highly wear-resistant.
- Material highlights at Dutch Design Week 2018 part 1Dutch Design Week takes place this year from 20 to 28 October. As always, the event focuses on designs of the future. Especially for…
- MaterialDistrict Rotterdam 2019: today’s materials for tomorrow’s innovationsFrom Tuesday 12 till Thursday 14 March, the leading material innovation event for R&D and design professionals took place: MaterialDistrict Rotterdam 2019. With a…
- A future for sustainable fashion? Materia at State of FashionFrom 1 June until 22 July, the first ever State of Fashion is held in Arnhem, the Netherlands. Materia went to check out the…
- Sea salt lamps inspired by the seaThe sea has long since inspired humans, and for materials it’s no different. The sea brings us seaweed and other algae, sand, fish leather,…
- Radical Matter: materials for a sustainable futureGlobal warming, plastic soup, deforestation and resource depletion, with all the doom and gloom in the news, it is clear that we can no…
- Recreating the structure of a conch shell by 3D printing on World Oceans DayToday (8 June) is World Oceans Day. The ocean is an important source for materials, and we are not just talking about ocean plastic…
- Kickstarting sustainable projectsWith the project Shapeshift that kicks off today, funding platform Kickstarter calls for projects made from recycled materials, transforming “trash” into original product design.…
- An ode to the coconut on World Coconut DayThe humble coconut, while not a nut, is far more than an ingredient in your curries or a humorous plot device in cartoons. Today, on…
- Sneakers made with non-food milkGerman sneaker brand Nat-2 designed a new line of shoes, made of a mixture of wool and non-food milk fibres. In Germany alone, annually…
- The Future of Textiles & Fabrics: an interview with Anne Marie Commandeur & Liesbeth in ‘t HoutThe textile sector is evolving in many different sectors: the clothing industry, interior design, and technical applications. Textile innovation experts Anne Marie Commandeur and Liesbeth…
