Nuatan

Crafting Plastic Studio has created an all natural, all sustainable compostable bioplastic made from corn starch, sugar and cooking oil.

Known as Nuatan, this product may be able to replace all the plastic packaging we know because it is so safe that even fish can eat it.

Crafting Plastics Studio is expecting the material to be granted a food-safety certificate which means that it could be used to package food and drinks making its uses almost limitless.

The designers claim the material can withstand temperatures of over 100 degrees Celsius (212º F) without losing integrity and it has a lifespan of up to 15 years.

In an effort to change the negative attitude towards perishable materials, Crafting Plastics Studio has launched a collection of luxury ready-to-wear products and disposable objects, exploring the material’s new aesthetics and material limit