Passion Chocolat’s tree represents the pleasure of eating
I was delighted to come upon this enchanting forest of artistic trees in Brussels’ Place du Grand Sablon.
L’Atelier en Herbe’s tree shows the poetic, ephemeral nature of Christmas
Six panels form a champagne bottle in Veuve Clicquot’s tree
The beautiful, creative objects were designed by students at Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts, La Cambre, Brussels’ visual arts school, and each tree was sponsored by a local retailer.
Taschen’s tree is, of course, open books!
OK, Ombre Congo’s tree’s description en français was too hard for me to grasp…something about flames and shadows
Each sculpture is so original. I took photos of the ones that I especially liked, which was most of them! It was hard to choose a favorite.
This was sponsored by home decor store Flamant and, if my French serves me correctly, it conveys warm holiday magic
La Canne à Sucre’s sculpture reflects its specialty
I forgot who this sponsor is, but I like the sculpture
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