Eco Pots
Can you imagine having your old books as your pot for your plants? It may seem weird at first, but it is recycling and helping the environment.
Sceglier Bio has created a creative way to recycle your books by not just piling them in some old cabinet.
The new eco-way of utilizing books after it fruitful life is to make it as one of your eco-pots like a Honbachi, a bonsai pot in Japan. If you desired to have an eco-pot that is made from recycled books, but do not have the old books at home, you can simply purchase a kit that already includes a book Honbachi and a soil map. All you have to do is to place the soil I the book and plant your desired bonsai plant and viola you already have the eco-pot.
“Honbachi, is called thus in Japan is gone from Bonsai, and these are a funny and brilliant idea in order to approach the public the nature through old books.
Not, not draft of stories, fables or novels, simply an old collection of books, by now forgotten in goodness knows which wine.
Every kit Honbachi comprises a book “out of style” carved inside, terriccio and a piantina. The successive step is much simple one: other does not have to be made that to inside arrange the earth of the book and, excused the play on words, to plant the piantina, and in little minuteren you will have new and the most original one vasetto from flowers.
This idea is easy realizable, and could adapt to many other objects that “we abandon” in wine cellar or some other remote angle of our house: old lampadari, former cassettiere, drums aspiratutto, cassettes for the tools in disuse… and who more of it have more put some.”
The product is a great way to decorate in your and can also provide you more time for a DIY project. Just make sure to use those really unused books.
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