
TECHNOCrafts' 3D printed pots designed to biodegrade pay homage to AlUla's lush oasis
alwadiya: the living pots are 3d printed using a cellulose-based material, wrapped in biodegradable skins tinged with hues from local fruits and herbs.
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art and architecture in alula showcases the contemporary condition of the ancient city in the northwest of saudi arabia, recognized for its unique architectural landscape of well-preserved nabatean, roman, and islamic architecture, with its most notable features being the rock-cut tombs and structures carved into the sandstone cliffs. the place, which includes the UNESCO world heritage site of hegra, also showcases intricately designed residential buildings, ancient city walls, and religious structures that demonstrate local craftsmanship and engineering.

alwadiya: the living pots are 3d printed using a cellulose-based material, wrapped in biodegradable skins tinged with hues from local fruits and herbs.





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