Bottle vases are inspired by a collection of plastic trash from the river Maas in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
After reading about plastic soup, Foekje Fleur started looking more carefully at the river running through her home town and found plastic waste that had been accumulating there since the 1960s.
By creating durable porcelain copies of the material she finds, Foekje Fleur is spreading awareness of this growing problem.

The outside of the stained porcelain is biscuit which gives a mat finish similar to plastic.
The inside of the bottle is glazed to make it waterproof and suitable as a vase or container.
This vase is hand made by Middle Kingdom Porcelain in Jingdezhen.
The plastic bottles are used to create moulds. Pigmented liquid porcelain is poured into the moulds, leaving a thin layer that forms the shape.
All this handwork is done by a team of seven craftsmen, therefore none of the bottles is exactly the same.

Bottle vases are inspired by a collection of plastic trash from the river Maas in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
After reading about plastic soup, Foekje Fleur started looking more carefully at the river running through her home town and found plastic waste that had been accumulating there since the 1960s.
By creating durable porcelain copies of the material she finds, Foekje Fleur is spreading awareness of this growing problem.

The outside of the stained porcelain is biscuit which gives a mat finish similar to plastic.
The inside of the bottle is glazed to make it waterproof and suitable as a vase or container.
This vase is hand made in Aveiro, Portugal.
The plastic bottles are used to create moulds. Pigmented liquid porcelain is poured into the moulds, leaving a thin layer that forms the shape.
All this handwork is done by a team of seven craftsmen, therefore none of the bottles is exactly the same.

Bottle vases are inspired by a collection of plastic trash from the river Maas in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
After reading about plastic soup, Foekje Fleur started looking more carefully at the river running through her home town and found plastic waste that had been accumulating there since the 1960s.
By creating durable porcelain copies of the material she finds, Foekje Fleur is spreading awareness of this growing problem.

The outside of the stained porcelain is biscuit which gives a mat finish similar to plastic.
The inside of the bottle is glazed to make it waterproof and suitable as a vase or container.
This vase is hand made by Middle Kingdom Porcelain in Jingdezhen.
The plastic bottles are used to create moulds. Pigmented liquid porcelain is poured into the moulds, leaving a thin layer that forms the shape.
All this handwork is done by a team of seven craftsmen, therefore none of the bottles is exactly the same.

Bottle vases are inspired by a collection of plastic trash from the river Maas in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
After reading about plastic soup, Foekje Fleur started looking more carefully at the river running through her home town and found plastic waste that had been accumulating there since the 1960s.
By creating durable porcelain copies of the material she finds, Foekje Fleur is spreading awareness of this growing problem.

The outside of the stained porcelain is biscuit which gives a mat finish similar to plastic.
The inside of the bottle is glazed to make it waterproof and suitable as a vase or container.
This vase is hand made by Middle Kingdom Porcelain in Jingdezhen.
The plastic bottles are used to create moulds. Pigmented liquid porcelain is poured into the moulds, leaving a thin layer that forms the shape.
All this handwork is done by a team of seven craftsmen, therefore none of the bottles is exactly the same.

Bottle vases are inspired by a collection of plastic trash from the river Maas in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
After reading about plastic soup, Foekje Fleur started looking more carefully at the river running through her home town and found plastic waste that had been accumulating there since the 1960s.
By creating durable porcelain copies of the material she finds, Foekje Fleur is spreading awareness of this growing problem.

The outside of the stained porcelain is biscuit which gives a mat finish similar to plastic.
The inside of the bottle is glazed to make it waterproof and suitable as a vase or container.
This vase is hand made by Middle Kingdom Porcelain in Jingdezhen.
The plastic bottles are used to create moulds. Pigmented liquid porcelain is poured into the moulds, leaving a thin layer that forms the shape.
All this handwork is done by a team of seven craftsmen, therefore none of the bottles is exactly the same.

Sea Shepherd Limited Edition

99% of the plastic used for this soap dish has been taken from the oceans and it mainly consists of discarded fishing gear – also known as ghostnets.
A special eco-design project created by Foekje Fleur in collaboration with Sea Shepherd that raises attention for the growing problem of plastic pollution.
For this reason the brand has decided that part of the proceeds will go to this international non-profit marine wildlife conservation organisation.

Marine wildlife needs safe sanctuaries without pollution, plastics, and other marine debris that choke and destroy their habitats. Sea Shepherd protects this fragile ecosystem and also endorses projects that prevent more plastic from entering our seas, like Bubble Buddy.
The mix of the ocean plastic caused the dark green colour.

This product is also versatile and functional! Use the Bubble Buddy grate to make some flakes that easily dissolve into soapy water for pretty much all your household chores.
This edition includes a Dr. Bronner’s multi purpose Citrus Bar.
A perfect eco-friendly, sustainable gift idea to make the world a cleaner place!

Foekje Fleur presents Bubble Buddy, a recycled plastic soap dish.
An eco-design project created by Foekje Fleur in collaboration with GoodtoGive that raises attention for the growing problem of plastic pollution.
For this reason the brand has decided that part of the proceeds will go to the international non-profit marine wildlife conservation organisation Sea Shepherd.

Marine wildlife needs safe sanctuaries without pollution, plastics, and other marine debris that choke and destroy their habitats. Sea Shepherd protects this fragile ecosystem and also endorses projects that prevent more plastic from entering our seas, like Bubble Buddy.

This product is versatile and functional. Use the Bubble Buddy grate to make some flakes that easily dissolve into soapy water for pretty much all your household chores.

Perfect to combine with all the soap bars of the collection.
The eco-friendly packaging is designed by artist Rachel Sender.

Foekje Fleur presents Bubble Buddy, a recycled plastic soap dish.
An eco-design project created by Foekje Fleur in collaboration with GoodtoGive that raises attention for the growing problem of plastic pollution.
For this reason the brand has decided that part of the proceeds will go to the international non-profit marine wildlife conservation organisation Sea Shepherd.

Marine wildlife needs safe sanctuaries without pollution, plastics, and other marine debris that choke and destroy their habitats. Sea Shepherd protects this fragile ecosystem and also endorses projects that prevent more plastic from entering our seas, like Bubble Buddy.

This product is versatile and functional. Use the Bubble Buddy grate to make some flakes that easily dissolve into soapy water for pretty much all your household chores.

Perfect to combine with all the soap bars of the collection.
The eco-friendly packaging is designed by artist Rachel Sender.