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Art can transform any object – we can find on this planet – into something worth cherishing, and the millions of discarded plastic bottles that keep on lying here and there are no exceptions to the fact. We have seen innovators and artists coming up with shelters, decorations and similar artworks created from the abandoned stuff. Lest you keep craving to see them, we’re listing some of them right after the jump.

• Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew Temple

Created by some monks, this Buddhist temple reuses about a million recycled beer bottles. This spectacular structure uses the green colored bottles of Heineken Beer and brown colored bottles of Chang Beer, which not only makes it look beautiful but also serves as a good book to educate the disciples on the benefits of recycling and environment conservation.

Beer bottle goblets:

Beer Bottle Goblets have been crafted from reclaimed Corona, Sol and Grolsch bottles. The glass artists cut away the base and polish the edges. Then they bond a base to the bottom of the bottle to create its base. Aren’t these goblets artier than the regular beer glasses?

Minnie Evans Sculpture Garden Bottle House:

Minnie Evans’ Sculpture Garden Bottle House, also referred to as the chapel, was built by a local artist, Virginia Wright-Frierson in 2004. Located at Airlie Gardens, Wilmington, NC, the house was made using bottles, cement and chicken wire. Constructed as a garden retreat, the inside of Minnie Evans Bottle Chapel includes a sculpture of a tree with birds and nests.

Aesops Glass Bottle Store - Adelaide:

The Australian-based Aesop brand came up with its brand new Adelaide “bottle” boutique. The store’s ceiling is made from recycled bottles, arranged in a wave pattern. Don’t you think it’s simply beautiful?

The Ecological Bottle House:

Dubbed as La Casa de Botellas or The Ecological Bottle House, the eco-dwelling is made from discarded plastic bottles, tetra packs and compact disc boxes. The owner claims that the house uses 1200 PET plastic bottles in its walls, 1300 milk and wine tetra packs in the roof, 140 compact disc boxes in the doors and windows, 120 PET plastic bottles in the couches and about 200 PET plastic bottles in the bed.

Musical owl made from recycled chicken wire, bottles:

The human-height, musical owl was exhibited two years back at San Francisco’s Fifty24. It is made of chicken wire, bottles, and other materials. In above image, you can see speaker-cone parts used for eyes that play music.

House made from 6 million recycled beer bottles:

Tito Ingenieri, who hails from city called Quilmes, has spent 19 years of his life building a house from 6 million beer bottles. Putting in nearly two decades of hard work, Tito collected non-returnable bottles from the streets and his neighbors for his project.

P.E.T. Monster:

Spotted on Panramio, the P.E.T. monster is made with bottles collected in the Danube Delta. The demonstrative monster shows how the residents are adding too much of plastic waste into the Delta.

Grandma Prisbrey’s Bottle Village:

Can you imagine a complete village created out of discarded bottles exists somewhere on our planet? It is Grandma Prisbrey’s village located in Simi Valley, California. The village comprising of 33 structures is made of over a million bottles.

Jasmine Zimmerman’s Bottle House:

Jasmine Zimmerman, the internationally exhibited American artist, created the Bottle House. It’s an open-roofed greenhouse made from hundreds of recycled plastic bottles. Jasmine hopes to exhibit her greenhouse in empty lots, rooftops, parks, and vacant buildings so that people are forced to think about recycling.

Read more: http://www.greendiary.com/entry/amazing-creations-made-from-recycled-bottles/#ixzz1CmYEvJft

Christmas Tree

Glass Bottle Christmas Tree: Do you like drinking bier? Do you prefer glass bottles? Do you know that the fun never stops even when the bottle is empty? Here’s a great idea for you to recycle those green glass bottles into a glamorous tree:

Plastic Bottles Christmas Tree: This hanging Christmas Tree is made of 300 recycled water bottles. The installation looks beautiful casting and reflecting beams of light and thus creating an eye-catching display:

Also be sure to check this post for numerous ideas of less impressive but still 100% eco-friendly Christmas Trees

Plastic Bottles Christmas Tree: This hanging Christmas Tree is made of 300 recycled water bottles. The installation looks beautiful casting and reflecting beams of light and thus creating an eye-catching display:

Also be sure to check this post for numerous ideas of less impressive but still 100% eco-friendly Christmas Trees

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http://www.ecofriend.org/entry/12-incredible-creations-that-take-recycling-to-an-extreme/