The “Tree of Bottles” reimagines the traditional Christmas tree, emphasizing the importance of reducing the cutting down of natural trees for holiday celebrations. Crafted entirely from discarded materials, this creation serves not only as a decorative Christmas centerpiece but also as a versatile sculpture or furniture piece that can be appreciated year-round. It stands as a powerful symbol of sustainability and innovative reuse.
The design features discarded glass bottles, thrown away from an Ayurvedic hospital, forming its “leaves,” while scrap metal is repurposed to create its “branches.” The “Tree of Bottles” is more than just a festive decoration—it delivers a meaningful statement on sustainable material use, offering a modern, eco-friendly alternative to conventional Christmas trees.
Discarded Glass Bottles (Oil containers) sourced from an ayurvedic treatment hospital
Scrap metal from a junkyard
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