Iron Bakeware, Tableware, Drinkware and Cookware Design · 2023

Prints Tableware

by Reyhan Tuncer

A' Design Award 2023 Iron Winner in Bakeware, Tableware, Drinkware and Cookware Design
Awarded April 15, 2023
CLIENT: Bonna
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About Prints Tableware

Prints is a tableware collection that includes serving plates, bowls, deep plates and cups. Each piece is produced from one hundred percent recycled industrial waste, shaped with a press mold technique. The surfaces carry patterns inspired by the tails and footprints of endangered animals, among them the black rhino, the crane, the hippopotamus, the blue whale and the fallow deer. The material is not harmful to health, the surface resists scratches and the pieces are suitable for dishwasher use. The collection was created to limit waste and to raise awareness of species at risk.

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Unique Properties: Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Products
Prints by Bonna products are produced from 100% recycled industrial waste within the framework of Bonna's understanding of efficiency in the use of natural resources and sustainability in production. Bonna invites you to participate in this transformation from the table, with these products that it produced without wasting the resources of our planet.
Dimensions & Packaging: 230mmx25mm 270mmx25mm 240mmx35mm 160mmx60mm
110mmx50mm
Tags: porcelain, tableware, earthy,wild animals, species in danger, sustainability, awareness
Production Technology: Produced with press mold technique by using 100% recycled industrial waste.
Design Challenge: Reducing our carbon footprint is our priority. We are also aware that many people ignore this topic in today's consumption frenzy. As a brand, we aimed to produce a product family from materials that we recycled 100% from industrial wastes, thinking that we can influence people in this regard. The material used here is not harmful to health, the product is suitable for washing in the dishwasher and the surface is resistant to scratches.
Project Duration: The project started on 2021 Winter in Istanbul,Turkey
Operation Flow: The aim of the project is to show that it is possible to have a stylish experience with sustainable materials. Eating, which is our daily routine, actually, we wanted to draw attention to the endangered wild animals. Join this goodness from your table with Prints products bearing the traces of wild animals whose lives are under threat. You can donate to WWF-Turkey with every Prints product you place on your table, and you can support living things whose future is in jeopardy to leave another mark on the world.
Research: To raise awareness, each animal print in our product family has meaning:

Black Rhino is one of the oldest mammal species in the world, the rhinoceros family, of which only 3000 individuals remain today.

Crane, of which there are 15 species in the world, two species of crane live in Turkey; has inspired our folk songs, motifs and stories for hundreds of years.

Hippopotamuses, whose weight can reach 4500 kilograms, are the heaviest land mammals living on earth after elephants and they consume close to 50 kilograms of grass per day.
Blue Whale, The blue whale, which can reach 33 meters in length and 200 tons in weight, is the largest mammal known to live on our planet and can live up to 80 years under normal conditions.

Fallow deer, one of Turkey's most important species in terms of biodiversity, has an estimated 500 members left in our country.
Inspiration: The motto of the collection is "What we take from the earth, we give it back." We reduce our carbon footprint with the Prints Collection, which we produce from 100% recycled material. We cooperate with WWF-Turkey so that threatened wild animals can take one more step on earth.
Every piece of Prints collection is genuinely inspired by the tail and footprints of threatened species. With every Prints product that can be put on the table, it is possible to draw attention to living creatures whose future is in danger and to make them leave another mark on the world.
Image Credits: Collaboration with WWF Türkiye