While this Coal Air Purifier (2006) appears black, it’s actually white charcoal, made from Korean oak. The complex process for making white charcoal results in a hard glass-like material that’s clean to the touch (a small amount of residue is normal) and naturally purifies the air. Used in Asia for generations, white charcoal absorbs cooking odors in the kitchen, regulates humidity in the bathroom and even helps reduce the potentially harmful effects of electromagnetic waves in areas where computers are used, thanks to its ability to create natural anions. Made in Korea.

• CO2 friendly: at the end of its useful life, crush this charcoal and mix it with soil so plants can benefit from it.
• Absorbs odors, pollution and gases from the air.
• Beautiful to look at and purifies the air without the use of chemicals.