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Elephant ears

It is considered to be the most resistant out of all the sponge species. Its origin is the Mediterranean Sea (the Aegean Sea and the North Coast of Africa). The best quality elephant ears are fished in South Italy.

Its appearance is similar to Silk, but it is thinner.

Due to its durability, it is mainly used for industrial use, abrasion and cleaning of surfaces like leather, glass, porcelain, pottery etc. Most of these sponges are perfectly rounded, by nature, and look like funnels or hats and consequently are used as decorative elements.

Most of the buyers prefer it in its natural brown color.

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Silk

It is the second most popular sponge species. It originates from Aegean Sea, Ionian Sea, Adriatic Sea and South Italy.

Its size varies from 2 to about 5 inches. It is harder and more compact than Honeycomb, because it has smaller holes. Most of the buyers prefer it bleached.

Despite the fact that it is a very durable sponge, its use is limited, because of its small size. It is mainly used for facial and baby cleaning.

 

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Honeycomb

This is the most popular sponge type. Its origin is the Mediterranean Sea (the Aegean Sea and the North Coast of Africa).

Its size varies from 3 to about 13 inches and can be found in two types.

- Forms. They have their natural, perfectly round shape (as fished)

- Cuts. Sponges that have been created from carving larger sponges.

They can be found either at their natural colour (brown) or bleached, depending on your choice.

It is mainly used by adults and children for bathing. It is extremely skin-friendly, does not cause allergies and, apart from being used for skin cleaning, it also removes dead cells. Many people also use it for general cleaning, because it soaks up large quantity of water and cleans at the same time itself, by shedding soap suds and dirt, without the need of much water (like synthetic sponges do). Also, it can be used for painting surfaces (e.g. wooden surfaces, walls). Its cellular surface creates harmonic and artistic shapes.

 

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