LCB Depot on X: "These Bio Iridescent Sequins by @ElissaBrunato get their colourful shimmer from their inherent material structure. Removing the need to use polluting pigments and hazardous colour-fixing chemicals that are
Bio Iridescent Sequin responds to demand for greener fashion
Stella McCartney Introduces the First Biodegradable Sequins - A Win for Sustainable Fashion — Luméra Magazine
Bio Iridescent Sequin | Wood Awards | Outstanding wood design, craftsmanship & installation
10pcs Cellulose Acetate Resin Sequins Flat Round Pendants Smooth Charms 15~16mm | eBay
Bio Iridescent Sequin « Inhabitat – Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building
Elissa Brunato turns cellulose into plastic-free, biodegradable sequins
Cellulose by Elissa Brunato – Future Materials Bank
LCB Depot on X: "These Bio Iridescent Sequins by @ElissaBrunato get their colourful shimmer from their inherent material structure. Removing the need to use polluting pigments and hazardous colour-fixing chemicals that are
Cellulose by Elissa Brunato – Future Materials Bank
Sustainable sequins: disco ball dressing that's also good for the planet | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Bio Iridescent Sequin responds to demand for greener fashion
Elissa Brunato | Hole & Corner
Round sequin in cellulose acetate 11.5 mm Tortoise Shell White/Black x1 - Perles & Co
Shimmering sequins made of wood cellulose - MaterialDistrict
Cellulose by Elissa Brunato – Future Materials Bank
Iridescent algae: eco-friendly sequins in Pakistan | Courier - Mailchimp
Why sequins are so exhilarating to wear - BBC Culture
Five ways sequins add to plastic pollution - BBC News
Radiant Matter, the biodegradable sequin sparking global corporate interest
Round sequin in cellulose acetate 21.5 mm Tortoise Shell Transparent/Black x1 - Perles & Co
Do Sustainable Sequins Exist? - Ecocult
Materials characterization of the Ruby Slippers from the 1939 classic film, The Wizard of Oz | Heritage Science | Full Text
Creating Sustainable Sequins
Bio Iridescent Sequin responds to demand for greener fashion
elissa brunato makes bio-iridescent sequins from wood as an alternative to plastic
