The Easter WonderBunny by Ruby Re-Usable
References: etsy & notcot.org
Forget about chocolate Easter bunnies: the artist Ruby Re-Usable’s Recycled Easter WonderBunny is much more current. It is cute and eco-friendly, and it also sends a strong signal of reducing, reusing and recycling those plastic bags.
Diane Kurzyna, aka Ruby Re-Usable, has been making sculptures out of recycled waste products since art school. This lovely WonderBunny is made from reused plastic Wonderbread bags and can be bought and ordered from her Etsy store. Dig in.
Diane Kurzyna, aka Ruby Re-Usable, has been making sculptures out of recycled waste products since art school. This lovely WonderBunny is made from reused plastic Wonderbread bags and can be bought and ordered from her Etsy store. Dig in.
Trend Themes
1. Recycled Art - Opportunity for artists and businesses to create unique and eco-friendly products using recycled materials.
2. Sustainable Easter Gifts - Businesses can tap into the growing demand for eco-friendly and sustainable Easter gifts, providing consumers with guilt-free options.
3. Reducing Plastic Waste - Opportunity for businesses to innovate and develop creative solutions that contribute to reducing plastic waste, aligning with consumer desires for a cleaner environment.
Industry Implications
1. Art Supplies - The art supplies industry can embrace and promote recycled materials as a sustainable option for artists to create their masterpieces.
2. E-commerce - E-commerce platforms, like Etsy, can offer a dedicated section for sustainable and recycled products, allowing artists and entrepreneurs to reach a wider audience.
3. Packaging - The packaging industry can explore innovative and sustainable packaging solutions, such as biodegradable or compostable materials, to reduce the environmental impact of plastic waste.
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