We’ve been participating since 2021 in the one-year project called Fuku no Tane, which helps you understand the process of making clothes by harvesting organic cotton. This year will be our third year. The harvested cottons from the first and second year has come back as clothes!

Plantagen is a store operated throughout the Nordic region where customers can fill their homes and gardens with plants, furniture and tools. To protect the environment, Plantagen encourages customers to return their pots. In return, customers will receive a new plant!

Since May 2021, we have been participating in a one-year project called “Fuku no Tane” which literally means “seeds of clothes”. We've been sharing the process a little by little but this is the last blog.  How much were we able to harvest in the end?

Since May 2021, we have been participating in a one-year project called “Fuku no Tane” which literally means “seeds of clothes”.  We hope to share the process little by little throughout the year.  Last time we saw one cotton ball burst!  Let's see what happened to the others!

Since May 2021, we have been participating in a one-year project called “Fuku no Tane” which literally means “seeds of clothes”.  We hope to share the process little by little throughout the year.  Last time we moved them to the planter and we've been taking care of it carefully for the past few months.  Are any of them going to become cotton balls?

Since May 2021, we have been participating in a one-year project called “Fuku no Tane” which literally means “seeds of clothes”.  We hope to share the process little by little throughout the year.  Last time we moved them to the planter; how are they doing? 

Since May 2021, we have been participating in a one-year project called “Fuku no Tane” which literally means “seeds of clothes”.  We hope to share the process little by little throughout the year.  Last time we planted the seeds, now it's time to move them to the planter! 

Since May 2021, we have been participating in a one-year project called “Fuku no Tane” which literally means “seeds of clothes”.  We hope to share the process little by little throughout the year.  Last time we planted the seeds, how are they doing?

Since May 2021, we have been participating in a one-year project called “Fuku no Tane” which literally means “seeds of clothes”.  We hope to share the process little by little throughout the year on the Borderless Creations blog, so stay tuned! Now first, let's plant the seeds!