"Being a designer I'm a futurist—I must explore, develop and present concepts and ideas towards that which may be, but does not yet exist. I love this unique relationship I share with uncertainty."
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Indians prefer water to toilet paper and use plastic cups and empty bottles to hold water.This foldable disposable mug is meant for washing after using public lavatories in train compartments. It is inexpensive, holds 1.2 liters of water, and disintegrates within 15 minutes after use, solving problems concerning price-sensitive consumers, hygiene maintenance, and waste disposal.
Winner of Business World Design Excellance Award 2004 : Best Indian Concept.Nominated as Finalist at the INDEX: 2009 Award,Denmark
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Clip is an attempt to re-define a mundane object to breathe in fresh thoughts in the field of design for mass manufacturing: evoking ecological awareness and accountability. Realizing today’s and foreseeing tomorrow’s scenario, it was felt that howsoever people talk about eco-sensitivity, consumption of plastic house-wares would still be quite large enough to deplete our natural resources. One way to reduce consumption is to facilitate prolonged life of the same product. Improved longevity of Clip confronts the challenges of waste reduction and supports a productive economy by conserving the embodied energy that was originally used to manufacture it.