‘manymals’ by markus diebel images courtesy of markus diebel
‘manymals’ by san-fransisco based designer markus diebel is a collection of five necklaces that features wild animals which hang from the chain as they would naturally in their habitats.
each form – including a snake, a sloth, a bat, a gorilla and a koala – is hand-sculpted out of clay, digitized, reduced then cast in silver.
the packaging, developed by the designer himself, is made from 100% recycled paper pulp and features a factual story about the creature contained within.
(left) front of packaging (right) back of packaging
‘bat’
‘sloth’
‘gorilla’
all five necklaces of the collection: koala, bat, gorilla, snake and sloth
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