Biodegradable ‘Bambottle’ also creates an aesthetic sense

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Jan 14 2010

Designed by Indian designer Sasank Gopinathan, the “Bambottle” is a water bottle finished almost entirely in bamboo, which creates an aesthetic sense while allowing the users to adapt an eco-friendly lifestyle. Featuring a base made from high pressure molded bamboo fibers, together with natural rubber, the bottle is not only 100% biodegradable but also ensures durability. The Bambottle, containing 550ml water, integrates a protection cover that becomes a water or even coffee mug for the users on the go.

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Via: Igreenspot

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