Yes, very pretty and unique.

Thank you!

How is this less sustainable than any normal, boring and ordinary fake Christmas tree? Or do you prefer the practice of trees grown specifically and chopped down just to grace your living room? Christmas tree farms require certain resources for the trees to grow until they reach the best height to cut them down. For trees species that don’t originally grow in a certain region this means using dirt, water, herbicides, pesticide and fungicides, all substances that can potentially damage the environment. If the Christmas trees are not grown on specialized farms, uncontrolled forest exploitation can create serious environmental imbalances, climate changes, the development of natural disasters such as landslides or floods, or endanger animals that have forests of conifers as their natural habitat. Not sure this is really that bad as the product exists to go under flooring anyway. What do you think happens when people rip up and replace floors? Humans are dreadful polluters.

LOL! Don't know if it'll manage to make it all the way into a whale but in a landfill? Yeah, it'll be there for a loooooong time. :)