Fish Leather
Fish Leather
Waste products from the fishing industry are used to make a thin, flexible leather that is just as durable as cowhide. The Fish Leather undergoes a demanding 30-45 day manufacturing process: The natural oils and scales of the fish skins – from salmon, cod or perch – are separated by shaking and soaking, so that the remaining fish skin can then be tanned and dried.
Product Name: Fish Leather
Manufacturer: NYVIDD
Project Status: Concept // Prototype // Market Ready // Series Production Ready
Source: Solanki, Seetal: Why Materials Matter. Responsible Design for a better World, Munich 2018, p. 26.
Image Source: NYVIDD