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This brand makes products themed from Herdwick sheep in the Lake District. Their culture has spread throughout the UK as places not in Cumbria now sell them as many people find them adorable. They use funds from sales to support sustainable rural projects, so just the cuteness of the sheep has helped develop useful schemes. However it’s made in Sri Lanka so that is kind of ironic for it being sustainable. Also their aim is to make products that make us smile, which it does as it make me happy :)

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lets gooooo!

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This is my cloud soft toy. It is inspired by the clouds we see in the sky but is designed for human joy.

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This is my cloud soft toy. It is inspired by the clouds we see in the sky but is designed for human joy.

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My laptop provides a functional purpose for my day-to-day life yet is tied to the exploitation of mine workers due to the minerals required for touchscreen technology. The materials used to create my laptop have travelled from all over the globe, even down to the initial design of a standard laptop and therefore is connected to a history of modern technology

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How things make stuff happen: my bank card helps me pay for things that ultimately I need and make me happy which improves my well-being

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Given to me by a friend from back home for my birthday one year. Shows the development from the basic tape dispenser which has been around for a long time, towards unique and ‘quirky’ designs whilst still maintaining its practical function.

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A diary has high use value as it helps organise everyday tasks. It enables me to stay prepared for lectures and seminars.
Questions: what material is the cover made from and where did it originate?

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The increasing awareness of past animal history on Earth includinge dinosaurs is now encouraged in children’s play.

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Its a bubble blower. Its an object with an intended use - theres no point having a bubble blower without making bubbles. It shows how the purpose of soap has changed, not longer for hygiene, but also bubbles. I don't know the history or movement of bubble blowers though.

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this note book is made from vegan leather and sustainably sourced materials

who was effected in the production of it?
who gets the money from producing it - are the workers fairly payed?
where do the materials come from?
is the product as sustainable as it advertises?

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My object is Vaseline - it has a very practical use, I’d give it an 11/10 for hydration, and it’s easy to carry around. It says it was made in Poland but the ingredients in the cocoa butter probably came from somewhere else - where?

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These help me listen to music privately. Who made these ? And who invented it😳

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how many people made this? what were their wages ? how have poor working conditions impacted certain areas? how long did it take to make ? which companies where involved? how it connects people? how does bluetooth work? how many people use a phone? how are phones disposed of? of the people that make the phone, who has one ?

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phones are extremely useful and versatile. they can be used for almost everything, from being able to talk to people on the other side of the world, running a business, or just getting some work done. i think it shows how things play a huge role in everyday life, because in some cases people cant go out or get anything done if their phone is broken or they've forgotten it, which also shows how dependent we are on things

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We have a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup. Whilst many would enjoy the value of the wonderful taste, we see it as a downfall of the global economy - disadvantaging other nations as they face the growing inequality gap. Yes, the word ‘miniatures’ may represent the size of the actual food - however size doesn’t matter. For example, small indigenous groups, such as the Inuit are AS important as those living in a large city such as London, or Los Angeles.

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Halloween pumpkins:
Where were they grown and how?
Where does the tradition of carving pumpkins for Halloween come from?
How has pumpkin carving displaced or been incorporated into other more localised cultural traditions?