From the Lab: Nettle Positive

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Mayer Nissim

Not just the scourge of the playground, nettles have long been used as food and medicine, and now circular design specialist Eva Pujol is exploring how the stinging plant can be turned into textiles.

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From the Lab: Nettle Positive

Not just the scourge of the playground, nettles have long been used as food and medicine, and now circular design specialist Eva Pujol is exploring how the stinging plant can be turned into textiles.

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