A Menton Christmas - Coconuts!
One of the best things about the Menton Christmas Fair is that many of the items on sale are made by artisans using materials that might otherwise be thrown away.
Here you see lamps and ornaments made of coconut shells. I'm not sure what the handbags are made of - perhaps they are also made of morsels of coconut.
I'm rather taken with the dog in the smaller photograph but something tells me there are enough real ones in this house...
spécial pour noël, mais amusant,, j'aime bien la grenouille, elle donne la météo ?
ReplyDeleteSo cute...but then if I got one, I'd keep it for a while until it became next year's White Elephant donation.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use of resources!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use of resources!
ReplyDeleteRhooo, the frog is just lovely! ;-))
ReplyDeleteClever though I'd rather have the handbag..
ReplyDeleteI'll pass thank you! HA
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bummer....i thought it was bread.
ReplyDeleteWell, I can safely say I've never seen anything like this before! Very ingenious use for a coconut shell!
ReplyDeleteLa grenouille, elle nous représente, Olivier.
ReplyDeleteCes gens ont beaucoup d'imagination. C'est marrant comme tout !
Very clever and resourceful.
ReplyDeleteThey're too cute! I've never seen such creations before - very clever!!
ReplyDeletewow. How creative is that?!
ReplyDeleteFunny creative art ....
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