Tripware is tableware made from recycled ceramic clay that contains 20% recycled materials derived from unwanted tableware.
These lids, which double as small plates, are designed to fit the Recycled Ceramic Stackable Mug, Recycled Ceramic Straight Bowl and Recycled Ceramic Bowl. The lids serves to keep beverages and soups hot, and give the bowls dual-duty functionality as vessels for storing leftovers in the fridge short-term.
Materials: ceramic made from 20% recycled materials
Made by: Tripware
Made in: Japan
Specifications:
90 (Small): 4" ⌀ x 9/16" h; fits the Recycled Ceramic Stackable Mug
130 (Medium): 5 1/2" ⌀ x 5/8" h; fits the Recycled Ceramic Straight Bowl
160 (Large): 6 3/4" ⌀ x 5/8" h; fits the Recycled Ceramic Bowl
Use:
Further Reading: Pot clay is a finite natural resource created in the earth over long periods of time. Once fired, it cannot decompose back into its original state and as such, many clay products end up in landfills. The Greenlife 21 Project endeavors to recycle earthenware, turning it into new products in a process that mixes pulverized ceramics with new clay. Tripware has turned this recycled ceramic clay into functional tableware products for the home.
