Apr 19, 2011
People in Middle East, Pakistan and India often prefer old-fashioned way to brush their teeth. They use Miswak
, a stick made of Salvadora persica tree that cleans teeth even better than a toothbrush. Traditionally, you need to bite off the top of the stick, which exposes natural bristles that work similar to the toothbrush. Leen Sadder, a design student at The School of Visual Arts decided to give the traditional Miswak stick a new modern look.
She called her natural toothbrush THIS and in order to promote the idea of this twig she decided to create a suitable package for it. Many people would not welcome the idea of biting the stick to clean their teeth. So the graduate student designed a cigar-cutter-like cap to make this job for you.
Keep in mind that THIS toothbrush is eco-friendly: natural and biodegradable and works just as well or even better than traditional toothbrush.
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