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Sasha and Stijn use 3D printing working with materials of natural origin: starch, miscanthus, and honeybee wax to recreate traditional shapes and patterns of Ukrainian ceramics. Merging new technologies with bio-based materials and traditional knowledge creates a sustainable product for the future.
Concept: Sasha Popruga & Stijn Van Aardenne
Material: Starch, miscanthus and natural wax from Ukrainian apiaries
Production: Sasha Popruga & Stijn Van Aardenne
Working together, Ukrainian Sasha Popruga and Dutch Stijn Van Ardenne use 3D printing with materials of natural origin. They combine starch, miscanthus and honeybee wax to recreate traditional shapes and patterns of Ukrainian ceramics. Merging new technologies with bio-based materials and traditional knowledge creates beautiful as well as sustainable objects.
