202.4M Chinese Dragon Lantern Made In Friendly Plastic Bottles

Have you ever wondered how a massive Chinese Dragon Lantern is created? Well, the answer might surprise you. This incredible masterpiece is made from a staggering 200,000 discarded mineral water bottles, showcasing the creativity and sustainability of modern art.

What materials are used in creating the 202.4M Dragon Lantern?

The Chinese Dragon Lantern is a true marvel of craftsmanship, utilizing 200,000 discarded mineral water bottles to bring this mythical creature to life. Each bottle is carefully selected and repurposed to form the intricate scales and details of the dragon, highlighting the importance of recycling and environmental consciousness in art.

 

How is the Dragon Lantern assembled?

The assembly process of the Dragon Lantern is a meticulous and time-consuming task. Skilled artisans work tirelessly to connect each plastic bottle, ensuring that every piece fits seamlessly to create the majestic dragon. The attention to detail and precision required in this process is truly remarkable, resulting in a breathtaking final product that captivates all who see it. 

What makes the Dragon Lantern unique?

What sets the Chinese Dragon Lantern apart is not only its impressive size and intricate design but also its eco-friendly message. By using 200,000 discarded mineral water bottles, this lantern serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of sustainability and the impact of recycling on our environment. It is a symbol of creativity, innovation, and environmental stewardship, inspiring others to think differently about art and its connection to the world around us.

It is a giant object with a length of 202.4 meters, a head height of 9 meters, a diameter of 4 meters, a fireball diameter of 4 meters, a flame height of 8 meters, and a total weight of nearly 10 tons. 

The 202.4M Chinese dragon lantern we made is on display at the Zigong Dinosaur International Lantern Festival. You are welcome to take photos with it.

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