Makoto Azuma Japan flower artist in cooperation with Unitika Ltd. made an indoor glade, populating the planter with an collection of mosses. The result is an beautiful organic carpet that runs through the exhibition, passing round the furniture and the poles and stunning visitors with its lovely attendance.
The real loveliness of this technology lies in the combination of a plant-derived plastic with a plant (here the moss) to make an better sustainable surroundings. Generally found growing on the sloping sides of embankments, moss can now be included within the heart of our homes and cities.

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Richard  - Cool Idea     |88.141.175.xxx |2009-05-12 04:25:51 I use moss on my plants, both inside and outside, but never thought of something like this. Reply | Quote 0   0

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