a collaboration of tradition and ecological innovation

Ella Einhell‘s Boneglass represents a modern revival of a forgotten tradition from the 15th century called “milkglass“. Meticulously researched and modernized over three years, this innovation not only preserves historical craftsmanship but also harnesses it to save resources for the future:
Instead of using unecological and harmful toxins, Ella uses animal bone waste from local farmers who would otherwise have to dispose of it at a cost.

By partnering with butchers and other local businesses, she is not only repurposing their discarded animal bones but also providing them with a new revenue stream.
Beyond its ecological significance, her Boneglass offers a range of aesthetic possibilities;