Design Thinking methodology creates a collection reflecting Brazilian identity and promoting biodiversity.
The present article details the development of a bio-jewelry collection inspired by Brazilian biomes, with the first collection focused on the Atlantic Forest biome. The project follows the Design Thinking methodology, moving through the stages of Empathy, Definition, Ideation, Prototyping and Testing. The focus is on sustainability and the appreciation of Brazil's natural resources. In addition to reflecting cultural and visual elements of Brazilian identity, the collection utilizes bio design as a central approach, promoting awareness of biodiversity and the importance of environmental preservation. Jewelry design combines aesthetics with cultural meanings, aligning with sustainable practices.
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