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Giant Christmas Tree Made From China Plates, Mugs, And Teacups

Townspeople from Hasselt, Belgium collaborated with Inge Vanluyd and Stefan Vanbergen of the Belgian studio Mooz to create this giant Christmas tree in the town square. Residents donated extra unused plates and cups to help create the tree, which is comprised of over 5,000 pieces of china dinnerware and stands over nine meters tall and six meters in diameter. The tree was dubbed the "Taste Tree" due to Hasselt being known as "the capital of taste".  

All images via Fresh Palace

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Found Object Christmas Tree

I love the idea of this found object Christmas tree!
Imagine taking bits and pieces of things you have collected over the 
years, mementos or other small objects that hold meaning to you, and 
arranging them into a holiday assemblage...

Wall assemblages are unique works of art! 
What makes them  so special is the personal connection that 
the creator has with each item or component. I think this idea would 
be great displayed year-round but in a different, (non-holiday) shape, 
such as a big star. 

I'm not sure how the tree in these photos was created- it looks as if each
item is adhered directly onto the wooden wall or door. Wouldn't this be neat 
created on an old salvaged door? You could also use plywood or a large screen
as a base.  Any other ideas?

all images via nicety

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Love, Laura

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