I can't help but marvel at the wonders of the microscopic world. Tiny organisms persist and thrive, deeply rooted in nature's intricate designs. Every time I let my mind wander during leisure moments, was a scene from nature. There are textures of trees, veins of the earth, no artificial dyes added, you can even smell the fragrance of woods and plants...

“Hericium, the Fungi” is a trans-disciplinary research project that proposes a innovative, environmentally conscious, and cohesive approach of working with mycelium. This project turns organic waste into materials by growing mycelium, which is the root system of the fungi, and incorporating mushroom growth as a part of the design. Without the need of any kinds of adhesive substances, these materials are not only eco-responsible, fully biodegradable, but also simple to use, fulfilling the criteria of a circular economy. 

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This is an invitation to surround yourself with the enduring allure of nature, where tells a story of craftsmanship, sustainability, and the timeless beauty found in the simplicity of natural materials.