Warmth Of Stones: ST-ON

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Designer: Sangyong Park and Sooeon Kim

Do you live in a cold place or do you love hiking in a cold area? Here is something that will help you to stay warm and if you have cold feet problem, you will surely carve for this.

Sangyong Park and Sooeon Kim have designed something very interesting. In Korean custom, people use warm stones to keep cold at bay. The ST-ON concept is based on that custom. The design consists of a heating unit which comes with some oval pebble like things which can be heated using the unit.

When they are not heated, they will have gray color but as they warm up, they gradually change color. When charged fully, they turn orange in color. Once orange, when will be radiating heat when removed from the heating unit. They can be placed in a number of places inside the clothes to keep you warm. Take a look at some the images below and I am sure, you will love it.

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