Praise the heavens! Next time you’re hosting a party you won’t have to buy those disposable plastic cups and plates. Designer Oksana Bazanova has provided an alternative. It’s cheap, environmentally friendly, and looks great. Inspired by the Japanese art of Origami, It’s envisaged that these crockery pieces are all purchased from the local supermarket as flat sheets of waterproof paper and folded by the user on an as need basis.
Designer: Oksana Bazanova
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