Climate change
Tammam, with the European Space Agency, are putting these incredible images of Earth from Space onto sustainable fabrics, and creating circular conscious accessories to help raise awareness of climate change and its effect on our planet.
About the Image
The Tibetan Plateau was created by continental collision some 55 million years ago when the north-moving Indian Plate collided with the Eurasian Plate, causing the land to crumple and rise. And rise it did. With an average elevation exceeding 4500 m and an area of 2.5 million sq km, it is the highest and largest plateau in the world today.
The plateau is also the world’s third largest store of ice, after the Arctic and Antarctic. In recent years, rising temperatures have caused rapid melting.
These areas are increasingly at risk as climate change taking its toll on the world’s glaciers causes accelerated melting.
From their vantage point 800 km high, satellites can monitor changes in glacier mass, melting and other effects that climate change has on our planet.
Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2016 processed by ESA CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
Scarf options - Special pre-order prices
100% organic hand loomed cotton - 165cm x 45cm - a beautifully simple lightweight rectangular scarf with machine hemmed edges. Machine washable at 20°. These rectangular scarves do not show the full image. £55
100% peace silk - 100cm x 100cm - a luxurious peace silk - ensuring the moth has been allowed to fly away before processing the fibre. Hand rolled hem edges. £280
Embellished options - for the couture experience - our petite mains at the Tammam Atelier will hand embroider details of the print onto the scarf to add texture and flair, a truly unique piece. A maximum of 5 per image will be created. £450
The ESA acronym and logo are registered trademarks of the European Space Agency. ESA is not a manufacturer nor distributor of the product. ESA authorised the use of the ESA name, acronym, logotype and/or patches on the product, under a granted licence