This tropical terrarium purifies your water - Yanko Design

Inspired past an old Indian maxim "Driblet by Drop, fills an Ocean", Pratik Ghosh's Drop by Drop explores a human'due south relationship with water as an elixir of life, and more importantly, a natural resources. The resulting product is a water filtration system that relies on a mini biosphere to produce (or rather filter) through the natural process of precipitation. With a beautiful aesthetic that can aptly be described as steampunk meets contemporary minimalism, Drop by Drop purifies water the natural way, making it potable with the added benefit of owning a beautiful tropical terrarium.

Driblet by Drop is influenced by a theory referred to as the Biotic Pump, discussed in length past Russian scientists, Anastassia Makarieva and Victor Gorshkov. It talks about how plants pull h2o from the soil, and transpire it into the atmosphere, finally causing it to precipitate dorsum onto land and into the soil. Drop by Drop does the same matter. The apparatus was designed with a water inlet, that waters the plant inside the main sleeping accommodation. The main chamber is transparent, so as to allow sunlight to pass, and substantially operate equally a greenhouse. The water that transpires from the leaves of the plant and so condense on the glass cover of the chief bedroom, gathering over time, so trickling downwards and collecting in a glass/beaker at the contrary finish. Pratik claims the Drib past Drop can purify upwards to a glass of water in 12 hours. While that doesn't seem like much, his plans for the project are much bigger, involving set-ups on a larger scale, so that water can exist naturally harvested and purified with minimal effort. Head to the project page to read more!

Designer: Pratik Ghosh