Pulp by Jo Meesters

Dutch designer Jo Meesters has developed a collection of vessels made from waste paper pulp.

Meesters combines the paper pulp with resins to make a water-tight material and moulds it around discarded pots.

Photos are by Ingmar Timmer. Here’s a short statement from Meesters:
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PULP is a collection of vessels made entirely out of paper pulp using discarded vessels as a mould. The collection started as a research searching for alternative materials made out of paper waste.

By combining other materials with pulp such as epoxy and polyurethane, a new material is born with it’s own characteristics leading to a series of vessels made out of paper that can hold water.

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Posted by Rose Etherington
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