Street scene with two women sitting in front of a makeshift metal fence, surrounded by trees and simple buildings.
Design sketches of a wooden lamp with a flowing fabric shade.
Two large round objects covered in white mold or fungus, on brown paper and plastic, with a hand holding one of them, a black bowl nearby.
Close-up of a textured surface that looks like dried or decaying organic material, possibly a spore or mold.

We don’t inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children. Our mission is to give it back, better.

  • By utilising biodegradable materials like mycelium and bamboo, we significantly reduce the environmental impact of traditional production methods. Our products help reduce waste, conserve resources, and lower carbon footprints.

  • Our products are designed to empower street vendors, festivals, and communities worldwide. By providing resilient, weather-resistant shelters, we help create safer, more productive spaces for local businesses.

  • We aim to create job opportunities in sustainable industries by sourcing local materials and involving communities in the production process.

  • By 2026, we will be supporting over 500 street vendors, particularly women, providing them with eco-friendly shelter solutions, and creating new pathways for sustainable entrepreneurship.

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