Shellmet, the helmet that looks like a shell (and is made with shells)
The collaboration between a chemical company and a Japanese village recycles shell waste to create an innovative helmet.
Read moreThe collaboration between a chemical company and a Japanese village recycles shell waste to create an innovative helmet.
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