What is an Object Passport?
An Object Passport is our way of documenting the story behind an object. Depending on the object, it may include information about materials, makers, suppliers, production locations, certifications, transport, and traceability research. It may also contain articles, interviews, photographs, and updates connected to the object over time. The purpose is not only to describe what an object is, but also how it came into being. We see the Object Passport as a living document that evolves as our understanding of the object and its supply chain continue to grow.
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