the ‘garbage pin’ by portuguese designer ana cardim turns your daily bits of trash into jewelry.
‘a metallic silver structure that holds a tiny, transparent plastic bag (the garbage bag).
this bag, once full, can be removed, closed with a wire and kept as a outcome of the experience.
the piece is sold as a kit that includes spare plastic bags and wires.’ AC
‘garbage pin’ by ana cardim (silver, plastic bag, garbage – 4,5×2 x 3 cm), 2007
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