Just in time for Christmas and perfectly child-friendly I felt inspired by the Vuvuzela Christmas tree. The children can decorate it themselves and put it up in their room as decoration... and guess what...they won't be able to use it for a while!!!
Monday, December 20, 2010
A different kind of Christmas tree
If you have football crazy kids at home, you will also own at least one Vuvuzela since last summer's World Cup. Two South Africans decided to hold an international competition to revive the controversial vuvuzela, the plastic horn that became known worldwide during the 2010 soccer World Cup for its drowning buzz. The Vuvuzela has become an extraordinary symbol of unity in South Africa. The contest aimed to make this object of unity an object of utility by generating ways to reuse it.
Just in time for Christmas and perfectly child-friendly I felt inspired by the Vuvuzela Christmas tree. The children can decorate it themselves and put it up in their room as decoration... and guess what...they won't be able to use it for a while!!!
Just in time for Christmas and perfectly child-friendly I felt inspired by the Vuvuzela Christmas tree. The children can decorate it themselves and put it up in their room as decoration... and guess what...they won't be able to use it for a while!!!
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