Now, I am sitting in my flat in lovely, but FREEZING, London; confined to seeking shelter indoors as much as I can. There will be no kite flying, no Hat Shows and Parades, and definitely no Kite Flying. However, why should I not enjoy Easter, regardless? Hence, I have found a few ethical comfort items for this season, which I hope many of you will enjoy.
Divine Dubble Easter Egg Hunt Kit, £4 | Pachacuti Easter Parade Inspired Fedoras, Coming Soon | Divine Dark Chocolate Bunnies, $3.99 | Luxury Dark Chocolate Easter Egg, £10 | Asha Handicrafts Kashmir Papier Mache Eggs, £12 | Traidcraft Easter Bunny Card, £3.15 | Traidcraft Crochet Pocket Pet in a Bag, £3.59 | Booja Booja Rum Sozzled Truffle Egg, £11*Kite Flying actually arrived in Guyana through the Chinese Indentured Immigrants in the mid 19th century, who flew kites to mark the beginning of spring. However, it was believed that they changed it to represent the resurrection of Jesus Christ
