Hand-thrown clay speakers
Clay speakers fuse pottery tradition and wireless tech
Screenshots
Hunter's comment
Hand-made from organic materials such as clay, wood, leather and wool, the ‘mapuguaquén’ clay speakers combine ancestral pottery tradition with state of the art wireless audio-technology. meaning ‘the sound of the earth’ in mapuche — a language spoken in south-central chile and west central argentina — mapuguaquén are produced in limited, numbered series in the south of chile, using traditional craft techniques, natural materials and regional aesthetics.
The speakers are made of 80% biodegradable materials and — together with a local NGO — the team plants one native tree for every speaker that is sold. each unit is a completely unique, customized piece of art, made by experienced hands with dedication and precision. with the first limited series selling on kickstarter, mapuguaquén are available as mono, 2.1 speaker system and stereo speakers.
Link
https://www.designboom.com/design/mapudungun-clay-speakers-08-26-2018/
Contributors
Hunter: @hotasian
This is posted on Steemhunt - A place where you can dig products and earn STEEM.
View on Steemhunt.com
Thank you for posting on Steemhunt!
However, your post has been delisted on Steemhunt because it does not meet the following posting guidelines.
3. Product Link
3-1. Official product website
3-2. Major app store link (AppStore, PlayStore, etc)
3-3. Crowdfunding sites (Kickstarter, Indiegogo, etc) - The funding should be active status or fully pledged. The project that has failed to be pledged won't be accepted.
3-4. Github, Bitbucket repositories for open source projectsAlso, the product link MUST be activated properly. If the link is broken or does not work properly, your hunt will be delisted.
Please read our posting guidelines. If you have any questions, please join our Discord Group.
Hello @hotasian, thank you for sharing this creative work! We just stopped by to say that you've been upvoted by the @creativecrypto magazine. The Creative Crypto is all about art on the blockchain and learning from creatives like you. Looking forward to crossing paths again soon. Steem on!