Eco Factor: Artwork created from old PET bottles.
Trashed PET bottles pose a serious threat to the environment, owing to the thousands of years they might take to decompose. Recycling this threat into functional objects is nothing new on EcoFriend, still we seldom see astonishing works of art being crafted from these dumb looking bottles. Ryter Design showcases some amazing things that can be crafted from these bottles; right from magazine and newspaper holders to stunning candle holders, the designer showcases his ability and tempts others to let their imaginations take a roll.
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The work is simply stunning and we have to appreciate the hard work and the creative mind of the designer behind all this.
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