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For Elleke van Gorsel it is confronting to see how much apparently worthless waste 1 person produces. With these undervalued remnants she creates valuable jewelry that people like to wear.
Purpose:
more conscious view of what is/is not valuable
stimulate the transition to a more sustainable society
In a time where objects and commodities are often mindlessly thrown away, Studio-ePosh decides to go on a search for the undiscovered values and qualities of these under appreciated surpluses.
By having new views on quasi-worthless components and by pro
