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A stationery series that creates value from locally produced waste materials
We will contribute to CO2 reduction by using waste materials and reducing plastics
From the time when throwing things away was the norm
Entering an era of using waste materials as new materials
Since its founding in 2001, Daiichi Seikosha has been working on new ways to utilize plastic resin. We have started the way to use it as a product material. Starting with egg shells (Aichi Prefecture), oyster shells (Hiroshima Prefecture), volcanic blocks (Okinawa Prefecture), and paper scraps (Wakayama Prefecture), I set myself a mission to deliver products from 47 prefectures and 47 materials to the market. More adults realized that they could use it, and they made up their minds to take action to create a future system. Please pay attention to the future trends of Daiichi Seikosha.
Product information
A pen and stand made from local waste materials
商品情報
SLPS-02PKS
Pen and stand made from oyster shells
EGPS-02PKS
Eggshell pen and stand
PPPS-02PKS
Pen and stand made from scrap paper
RKPS-02PKS
A pen and stand made from volcanic rock
SHPS-02PKS
Pen and stand made from scallops
KMPS-02PKS
Pen and stand made from scrap rice
MGPS-02PKS
A pen and stand made from malt
CNPS-02PKS
Pen and stand made from corn
CLPS-02PKS
Pen and stand made from red pepper
CFPS-02PKS
コーヒーで作ったペン＆スタンド
A pen made from local waste materials
SLPS-02P
pen made from oyster shell
EGPS-02P
pen made from eggshell
PPPS-02P
pen made from scrap paper
RKPS-02P
pen made from cinder
KMPS-02P
Pen made from scrap rice
SHPS-02P
pen made from scallop
MGPS-02P
pen made of malt
CNPS-02P
Pen made from corn
CLPS-02P
pen made from red pepper
About refill replacement (replacement core)
リフィル
CNPS-02P
Pen made from corn
Refills for pens and pens and stands made from locally produced waste materials are compatible with the refills of the following manufacturers, so please purchase them at a stationery store.
* Products may be revised or changed without prior notice due to the convenience of each manufacturer.
▼ Sales
販売風景
▼ Introduced in the video "The day when waste materials became products"
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