Burleigh
Bauble, £30 for 3.
Burleigh reuses and repurposes kiln rings – otherwise often a waste product in process of firing pottery – to make forever-decorations.
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Santa Claus lives in the North Pole, after all – and that's all ice...
It’s tempting to fill your home with single-use trinkets as you prep for the festive season… These pieces are a tiny bit kinder, though. Here are the cutest sustainable Christmas decorations and baubles, vetted by the C&TH elves.
Read The C&TH Responsible Buyers’ Guide
Bauble, £30 for 3.
Burleigh reuses and repurposes kiln rings – otherwise often a waste product in process of firing pottery – to make forever-decorations.
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Folk bird decoration, £7.50.
Hand-printed decoration, designed by artist Karoline Rerrie.
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Printed Hen wooden decoration, £10.
This decoration uses responsibly sourced wood.
Green Honeycomb Christmas Tree String, £8.99.
The decoration is fully recyclable at the end of its life.
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Santa in a Spitfire felt decoration, £12.
Wool felt is a sustainable material as it is completely biodegradable.
Felt So Good Lobster, £7.80.
Felt is a low impact material, when sourced responsibly – this uses 100 percent sustainable New Zealand wool, felted by artisans in Nepal.
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Materia Rica Wreath, £15.
Decoration on FSC certified locally supplied wood.
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Featured image via Unsplash.