Bamboo can actually get rid of certain toxins from soil as it grows.Bamboo is much easier to recycle or compost than some other materials (particularly plastic).Bamboo is also long-lasting and durable.Bamboo grows naturally and is pest-resistant, so it’s also chemical-free.Here are some other great reasons why bamboo is the planet’s dream come true: From eco-friendly alternatives such as bamboo cutting boards and bamboo toothbrushes (and even bamboo paper towels), high-quality bamboo substitutes are effective, cost-efficient, and products Grove is proud to offer. Unlike plastic, bamboo is a natural material that’s highly renewable, and it can biodegrade much faster than plastic, too. Yes, bamboo products are great for the environment. Sending worldwide, insured with tracking post.FAQs Are bamboo products good for the environment? All the prints are send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport.

Love the natural fibers in the paper, like you see on the edges. Shiro Kasamatsu is generally regarded as one of the top Shin Hanga woodcut artists in Japan. This print comes from the original plates made for publisher Unsodo. Signed - Shiro, lower right in the print with red artist seal Kento is the registration system traditionally used by Japanese makers of woodcuts to ensure that the different colors (each color is applied through a separate log) are properly aligned. This is the so-called 'Kento', and characteristic on this site for the publisher Unsodo. In the lower right corner (outside the woodcut) you can see a small notch. Shiro Kasamatsu worked in Shin Hanga and Sosaku Hanga style. In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and 'famous views' with the publisher Unsodo.Īlltogether more then 100. Shiro Kasamatsu was a student of Kaburagi Kiyokata.

Titled: 'Shoka no take' 初夏の竹 (Bamboo in Early Summer)

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