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I created this collection not only to create a unique wall print but also to highlight how much trouble these majestic creatures are in. 99% population decline over a couple of generations is very alarming. And that is caused by ivory trade and traditional medicine.
For every sale made from this collection, we are donating a portion to the ZSL, who are working tirelessly for wildlife around the world.
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3D printed geometric image of an elephant, a critically endangered species which sufferred 99% population decline mainly due to ivory trade among other things.
The print will fit an IKEA Rabba shadow box frame with or without a mount. The label is supplied with sticky foam, just peel off the back layer and stick where ever you want.
Material: Red PLA and 300gsm acid-free textured art paper.
What is PLA? PLA stands for PolyLactic Acid. derived from renewable sources such as cornstarch, cassava roots, chips or sugarcane.
PLA is biodegradable, however, it depends on where you are located. Normal composting on the northern and southern hemisphere (with winters and cooler temperatures) won't work. In order for the biodegradable status to be achieved, you'll need a sustained temperature of 60C/140F for 5 days and requires water to work. This means it will work in areas close to the equator where normal summer temperatures reach 40C to 60C with high level of humidity. Industrial composting facilities can compost PLA and it takes 6months for the material to degrade.
PLA is recyclable but currently NOT the usual recycle centres.
Designed by Ghene in London
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