People have done some cool things with leftover coconut shells. Here are a few examples.
Make a cool sculpture… or you could buy one. I think you could put one of those little fake candles inside to make it glow.
Make buttons... or buy them on Amazon.
Make drinking goblets… or buy a set from Art Export.
Make Jewelry… or buy it. I couldn’t find ordering info for these pieces but there is an email address listed on the site to make enquiries.
Make an instrument… or buy one from Saatchi Art.
And of course, what list isn’t complete without the coconut bikini top. If you don’t feel inclined to make them they are available on many different sites even Walmart, Party City and Etsy.
**Please note that I’m not endorsing or recommending any of these products or online stores and that they are presented for informational purposes only.
Some people are so gifted. Those sculptures are amazing!
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I know right? Takes a lot of skill and patience.
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How beautiful
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Awesome sculptures. I have a belt buckle made of coconut shell.
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Oh?? You should share the photo 🙂
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Creative ideas! Beautifully made. 🙂
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Amazing, ❤️
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😳🥥🥥
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Very cute!!❤️️☺️❤️️
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I’d like a carved lamp with stars and moons that would glow on the ceiling.. 😀
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Now that would be cool 😎
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I’d love to know what tool they used to carve those…
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Some have bit odd ideas but this is so very creative! Lovely sculptures!! The Bikini top may not be so comfortable, especially when swimming 😁
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I don’t think they wear them to swim in 💃🏼
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I don’t know what it is about those coconut shell buttons, but my life now seems incomplete without them.
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Lol, I love the jewelry. Would definitely wear the necklace 🙂🥥
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