Ethically decorate your home this Christmas
September 1, 2011
The Eden Project in Cornwall is putting the love back into present giving with their wide range of ethically sourced Christmas decorations. From single, hand-painted baubles to edible bouquets, Eden has a something to suit every pocket, place and person.
The educational charity’s online shop showcases the very best of food, drink, plants and unique treats – many of which come from Westcountry producers. In addition, each gift is either recycled, organic, sustainable or fairly traded, meaning that they have added value.
Forget the high street rush this year and pick presents for friends and family at www.edenprojectshop.com
Handmade decorations
Our Fairtrade Eden Project baubles are handmade from papier-mâché and come individually or in sets to decorate the whole tree. New designs for our 10th anniversary include a leaf and reindeer motif, which has been created exclusively for Eden and is hand-painted.
When you buy one of the bauble sets you also get a lovely Eden Project jute bag to keep your decorations looking their best when stored.
To complement the papier-mâché baubles our range of stylish wicker decorations with gingham ties add a traditional touch.
Prices start from £2.50 per bauble; £20 for 10 baubles in jute bag; £49.00 for 25 baubles in jute bag; £95.00 for 50 baubles in jute bag.
Solar powered fairy lights
Solar powered tree lights will add a seasonal sparkle to your tree and once fully charged will shine for days without the need for sunlight. A great alternative to traditionally powered fairy lights.
Prices start from £29.50.
Freshly-cut flowers and garlands
Our seasonal range of hand-tied bouquets and festive festoons are created using local flowers and foliage sourced ethically and sustainably with nearby growers and the Tregothnan farm.
The winter range includes edible chilli bouquets, seasonal garlands and table decorations as well as luxury bouquets and a lovely box of seasonal cut flowers.
Prices start from £32.50 including delivery.
