Project
Product Design
Undergraduate
Project
Mark Stuckey
Dóldora
Product Design
Undergraduate
Mark Stuckey
Dóldora

Education is one of the most powerful ways of breaking generational poverty, and a schoolbag is one of the greatest tools in enabling a child to access education. Dóldora reimagines the traditional bag to transform it into a canvas for creativity. Empowering children to be creative and develop their own identity, in turn, aids their access to education.

In many disadvantaged communities across the world, limited resources often hinder access to quality education and impact the development of individual identities. Dóldora aims to reshape this reality by transforming the traditional schoolbag into a canvas for creative expression.

At the core of Dóldora lies a simple yet powerful concept: creativity is key to a child’s personal development. By adding a mesh cover, a standard school bag becomes a blank canvas that sparks creativity and empowers individuality. The bags are crafted from durable and sustainable materials left over from other industries, minimizing environmental impact. Through the art of embroidery, children are encouraged to unleash their creativity and adorn their Dóldora bags with unique and personal designs.

This response offers a tactile and expressive outlet for children to showcase their artistic skills and individuality. With a variety of colourful threads and embroidery tools, children can create intricate patterns, and meaningful symbols, or even stitch their names onto their bags. Every stitch becomes a testament to their creativity, imagination, and personal identity.

The bags are thoughtfully designed with ample storage space for books, school supplies, and personal belongings, ensuring that every child has the essential tools for learning. By combining functionality with artistic expression, children are empowered to take ownership of their education and embrace their individuality with pride.

Dóldora envisions a world where generational poverty does not limit self-expression or hinder educational opportunities. Through the transformative power of a child’s imagination, Dóldora aims to inspire young minds, foster a sense of identity, and ignite a passion for learning. Creating a future where every child can freely express their creativity and thrive, breaking free from the limitations of generational poverty.

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