Fiber Bloom

In Fiber Bloom, hair becomes a partner to plants , not trash, but a organic fertilizer supports green growth. The fibers help retain soil moisture, improve soil structure by creating air pockets for roots, and as they slowly decompose, gradually release nutrients like nitrogen into the soil. For me, Fiber Bloom is the best example of what human hair can become: part of the solution instead of waste.

Hairdama

Inspiration from a Japanese kokedama moss plant ball.

Make your own

It is constructed from felted fibers that interface directly with the soil, while the cement base is there to keep the water from spilling. cement parts are also reinforced with hair to reduce weight and give strenght. Each pot is a unique creation with its own shape, size, and color ,fully compatible with a wide range of plant species.

Botanical art for interior.

Human hair fibers, lamb wool, and cement are all organic materials. They give a base for your houseplants’ roots to breathe, retain moisture, and allow protein fibers to slowly release nitrogen into the soil. So Tukkaruukku is not only a stylish object, it is also a fertilized pot for your plants.

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