The Waterloop Series Focuses on an Invaluable Natural Resource
Meghan Young — November 5, 2010 — Eco
Seems like water is a hot topic in the textile industry this week.
Created by Netherlands-based designers Maarten Kolk & Guus Kusters, the Waterloop series represents the importance of water and its role in the textile industry. Traveling to Iceland, the designers snapped photos of natural wonders and printed them on cloth using very little water in the process. See these interesting designs for yourselves in the featured gallery.
Created by Netherlands-based designers Maarten Kolk & Guus Kusters, the Waterloop series represents the importance of water and its role in the textile industry. Traveling to Iceland, the designers snapped photos of natural wonders and printed them on cloth using very little water in the process. See these interesting designs for yourselves in the featured gallery.
Trend Themes
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Water-inspired Textiles — Using water as inspiration for textile designs opens opportunities for sustainable and eco-friendly products.
Industry Implications
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Textile Industry — The textile industry can explore innovative ways to incorporate water-inspired designs and reduce water usage in manufacturing.
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