Kōura Lobster Earrings| Recycled 3D Printer Waste

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Kōura Lobster Earrings| Recycled 3D Printer WasteLobsters are both weird and fascinating! They taste with their legs and chew with their stomachs, they grow forever and can regenerate limbs. In Aotearoa New Zealand we have 2 species of Kura, also known as crayfish: the red or spiny rock lobster (Jasus edwardsii) and the green or packhorse rock lobster (Sagmariasus verreauxi). Get yourself a pair of snappy cutie earrings or in brooch form to accompany you to all your marine themed events and beyond!

as we hope you do

card-making

Porphyrio melanotus subspecies) is one of New Zealand’s most recognisable native birds

otherwise I will send a generic feather of the original

clip on option available (silver in colour)

I will also send you a link for a YouTube video tutorial to talk you through the steps

Dimensions: 2cm x 2

a Department of Conservation (DoC) bird banding employee sent us weldable band waste to explore as a recyclable material—and it worked

They are held in place with a custom silver pin

Manukura: the white Kiwi

3) It is the only bird in the world with nostrils at the end of its beak

Two options available - the original design (black and white plastic fused) and the painted design