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Edible Chocolate Paint Tubes by Nendo

Words by Yatzer

Almost six years have passed since Nendo’s “sweet” collaboration with patissier Tsujiguchi Hironobu which dazzled us with ingeniously conceived chocolate-pencils, not to mention the unique pencil sharpener used to grate chocolate shavings onto Tsujiguchi’s desserts. Following on from these delectable creations, Japanese based studio Nendo recently designed a limited quantity of chocolate-paints for the Seibu Department Store in Japan. They describe their new creation as a ''...design that combines the childhood excitement of opening a new box of paints and the thrill of opening a box of chocolates you’ve been given unexpectedly.''

The twelve boxed chocolate-paint-tubes are flavoured with a different syrup according to the colour of their labels (which also play the role of wrappers). Yum!

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Chocolate-paint by Nendo for Seibu, 2013.
Photo © Ayao Yamazaki.

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Chocolate-paint by Nendo for Seibu, 2013.
Photo © Ayao Yamazaki.

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Chocolate-paint by Nendo for Seibu, 2013.
Photo © Ayao Yamazaki.

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Chocolate-paint by Nendo for Seibu, 2013.
Photo © Ayao Yamazaki.

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Chocolate-paint by Nendo for Seibu, 2013.
Photo © Ayao Yamazaki.

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    Chocolate-paint by Nendo for Seibu, 2013.
    Photo © Ayao Yamazaki.

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    Chocolate-paint by Nendo for Seibu, 2013.
    Photo © Ayao Yamazaki.

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    Chocolate-paint by Nendo for Seibu, 2013.
    Photo © Ayao Yamazaki.

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    Chocolate-paint by Nendo for Seibu, 2013.
    Photo © Ayao Yamazaki.

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Chocolate-paint sketch, © Nendo, 2013.