Giant straw dinosaur sculptures take over Japanese field
A Japanese artist has come up with a clever idea of using straw left over after rice harvests to make sculptures of dinosaurs with them!
Amy Goda, an artist, is reportedly behind the creation of these amazing sculptures, reports Mashable.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. These massive 'straw dinos' were crafted out of wooden frames and rice straw for the Wara Art Festival.
The sculptures have impressive details and are great for photo ops, as hundreds of visitors are posing beside them and sharing the images all over the social media.
Have a look at the sculptures below.
わらアート。 #水と土の芸術祭 pic.twitter.com/0lOMWO1aNl
— yuko (@yuko_vitzksp90) August 31, 2015
そういえば堀井アナが来ていたわらアートまつりって告知あった？ #NST #スマスタ pic.twitter.com/G3MJlVpE0d
— 黄ゆかたワニ (@kiyukatawani) August 29, 2015
@amymauscd 沢山の反応ありがとうございます！今年は恐竜の他にも魅力的なわらアートが沢山！ 詳細はこちら⬇︎ Twitter(@waraartmatsuri) Facebook(https://t.co/UK59uHMnlU) pic.twitter.com/RyPhptkZMo
— ゴウダエイミ (@amymauscd) September 1, 2015
わらアートできたよ〜〜〜(*_*)！！ pic.twitter.com/mZb8pbLFto
— ゴウダエイミ (@amymauscd) August 29, 2015
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