Mycelium and sawdust composite is a sustainable material made by combining the root structure of fungi (mycelium) with sawdust, a byproduct of woodworking. The mycelium binds the sawdust particles together, forming a solid, lightweight, and biodegradable material. This process requires minimal energy and turns waste products into useful, eco-friendly alternatives for industries like packaging, construction, and design.
 
The material is customizable in shape, texture, and density, offering benefits such as thermal insulation, fire resistance, and carbon sequestration. It’s an ideal choice for short-lifecycle applications and supports circular economy principles, making it an innovative option for reducing waste and reliance on synthetic materials.