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Exquisite Birds of Paradise Made Thousands of Recycled Barrettes and Fake Nails!
Even the pedestals the birds sit upon are made from salvaged wood off-cuts.
By Molly Cotter - Source: http://inhabitat.com
Photo © Laurel Roth and Lance Shows Photography
Peacocks are known for their extraordinary display of jewel-toned feathers. While owning a pet peacock may prove challenging, artist Laurel Roth creates an eco-friendly alternative with these incredibly vibrant recycled sculptures. Her Birds of Paradise series is painstakingly constructed with thousands of recycled and donated cosmetic materials including barrettes, fake nails and even synthetic eyelashes!
Photo © Laurel Roth and Lance Shows Photography
See more at: http://inhabitat.com
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