up·cy·cle (ˈəpˌsīkəl)
“to reuse waste material to produce something of higher value”
Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
Upcycling helps the environment by making use of unwanted materials instead of consuming new materials in product manufacturing, which means less pollution and energy consumption.
New Section!! – Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
New Section!! – Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
Although the tradition of reusing discarded materials to make new products is not new, the practice of incorporating found objects that emerged in mainstream art in the 20th century has now become a staple in contemporary art, home décor, furniture design and even sustainable home construction.
Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
New Section!! – Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
New Section!! – Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
New Section!! – Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
New Section!! – Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
New Section!! – Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
New Section!! – Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
New Section!! – Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
Upcycle/Recycle Section – by @CarolineSrivast
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