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MitiMeth
MitiMeth is a Design and Materials company transforming invasive aquatic plants and agricultural residues into regenerative materials and refined interior products. Working primarily with water hyacinth and other natural fibres, we convert environmental challenges into design-led solutions for modern spaces. Our collections span lighting, textiles, accessories and architectural elements, crafted …
Profile
- Industry
- Ecology & monitoring, Energy, Textiles & leather, Waste & circular economy
- Topics
- Biomass, bagasse & waste valorisation, Cellulose, viscose & lyocell fibres
- Role
- Producer — “…ny operates as a self-owned manufacturing business with approximately 11 employees and a network of over 150 a…”
- Why it is bioeconomy
- MitiMeth is a Nigerian company that transforms invasive aquatic plants and agricultural residues into regenerative materials and interior products.
- Found via
- [Peer] Oeko Bioplásticos; [Peer] Mycotech Lab (MYCL); [Peer] Phool.co; [Peer] Zerocircle
Bio-solutions it supplies 1
What they offer
Products: handwoven tissue box; pen cup; woven coasters; keyrings; water hyacinth pens; jute selvage pouches; journals; Water Hyacinth Crafts; Banana Fiber Paper; Coconut Shell Products
- Applications
- Eco-friendly products · Sustainable crafts · Specialty paper production · Fashion accessories · Home décor items
- Customers & partners
- Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA)
- Production sites
- Nigeria — Water hyacinth crafts · Nigeria — Coconut shells, banana fiber, bamboo · Nigeria — Home accessories made from water hyacinth
- Products (website)
- handwoven tissue box · pen cup · woven coasters · keyrings · water hyacinth pens · jute selvage pouches · journals · Water Hyacinth Crafts — Crafts made from harvested water hyacinth by local artisans. · Banana Fiber Paper — Used to create paper for greeting cards, paper lampshades, envelopes, drawing paper, wrapping paper, wedding stationery, and cards for crafts. · Coconut Shell Products — Transformed into fashion accessories and home décor items. · Upcycled Bamboo Products — Includes mini spoons, combs, vases, keychains, and lamps. · Heart Coasters and Caddy (set of 4) — Price19.53 USD
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News & status 6
- 2026-05-25 Nigeria's women engineers urged to unlock coastal communities' waste economy - Businessday NGMitiMeth, founded by Blessing Adimabua’s profile in the article, is a Nigerian company that turns invasive water hyacinth into furniture, lighting, home décor, and specialty paper, creating local jobs and a circular economy.
- 2026-05-09 Waste-to-wealth Advocate Seeks APWEN's Support For Coastal Innovation - News Agency Of NigeriaMitiMeth is a waste-to-wealth venture that converts invasive water hyacinth into furniture, lighting, home décor, and specialty paper, engaging local communities in the value chain and advocating technological upgrades to scale production and compete globally.
- 2026-07-20 We’re chuffed to see our Brimline Pendant Lamp featured in the July edition of ‘Lost in Lagos’ Magazine as one of this month’s products. | MitiMethMitiMeth is spotlighted for its Brimline Pendant Lamp, highlighting its use of regenerative materials (handwoven water hyacinth), sustainable design, and a commitment to circular economy and meaningful Nigerian craftsmanship. The feature in Lost in Lagos …
- 2026-04-10 MitiMeth | Design Week Lagos | NaHous #circulardesign #waterhyacinth - YouTubeMitiMeth showcases how waste materials—water hyacinth from African waterways—can be transformed into woven textiles for a contemporary design audience, highlighting the brand’s mission of reclaiming discarded materials into storytelling, craft-based objects …
- 2025-09-12 ‘For MitiMeth and Other Circular Enterprises to Scale, We Need a Robust Supporting Ecosystem of R&D, Government, Entrepreneurs, Finance’. – Says Achenyo. – Circular Business Platform- The piece highlights MitiMeth as a circular enterprise in Nigeria, underscoring the need for an enabling ecosystem (R&D, government, entrepreneurs, finance) to help scale such ventures. It notes a Netherlands-Nigeria innovation exchange that reinforced calls …
- 2026-05-11 Waste-to-wealth advocate seeks APWEN support for coastal innovation - Blueprint Newspapers LimitedMitimeth, led by Achenyo Idachaba-Obaro, converts invasive water hyacinth into furniture, lighting, home décor, and specialty paper, aiming to transform waste into commercially viable products and engage local communities in scalable, green manufacturing.
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Ownership & investors 1
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