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Living Moss Bath Mat by Nguyen La Chanh
Designer Nguyen La Chanh has developed a unique and eco-friendly design for the bathroom — a moss bath mat.

It was created as a final project for L’école cantonale d'art de Lausanne (ECAL) in Switzerland. However, after the photos were posted on social media, Nguyen La Chanh began to get a lot of comments asking where to buy this product. Then the designer decided to put it into production.

The hard frame of the mat is made of foamed plastazote latex, in which various types of moss are embedded. Nguyen La Chanh chose different varieties of globe moss, island moss and forest moss to create a striking design that could be displayed in a modern art gallery or in your home.

The most remote places of Russia in Arseniy Kotov's photos

Arseniy Kotov was born in Samara in 1986. He is engaged in the photography of the cities of the post-Soviet space. In one of the interviews, Arseniy said that he never took photography courses. Photography for him is a "serious hobby". Last few years Kotov devoted himself to traveling around the cities, taking pictures of their landscapes and interesting buildings.

Often gloomy shots impress with their atmosphere. Arseniy says that there is a probability that all these buildings will be destroyed soon, and that is why he seeks to preserve them in his photographs and to convey this beauty to other people.

In an interview with The Calvert Journal, Kotov spoke about his travels: “I plan a long route so that I can visit as many sights as possible in one trip. In Russia, I usually travel on a minimal budget. I hitchhike from one place to another.”

Arseniy almost does not edit his photographs, that’s why the pictures remain natural and convey the feelings that people can experience when visiting these deserted places.

Photo by .friend

Yuanyang Rice Terraces in China

Yuanyang is famous for its rice terraces, which are considered the most beautiful in China. Yuanyang is located in Honghe Prefecture in the southeast of Yunnan Province. Its rice terraces are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Rice fields stretch along the Honga River, towering 140 meters above it. They are located in the mountains at an altitude of 3000 meters above sea level.

For 1,300 years, the Hani people living in these remote areas developed a complex system of canals. Water is delivered to the terraces through them from the forested mountain peaks.
Hani inhabits 82 villages, which are located between forests and rice terraces. If one day you go on a trip to Yuanyang, you can not only enjoy the incredible views of the rice fields but also immerse yourself in the traditional Hani culture with its customs and folk festivals.

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