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Japanese carves dizzy patterns on fruits and vegetables (PHOTO)
Japanese artist engages in decorative carvings. He uses vegetables and fruits as a place for creativity.
For a resident of Japan named Gaku, nothing is impossible when he begins to come up with patterns on fruits and vegetables. With the help of a sharp knife, the artist embodies his ideas into reality.
Japanese carves patterns on vegetables and fruit. Moreover, his hobby even has a specific name - mukimono. This is a unique Japanese tradition of decorating various foods with dizzying patterns, reports BIG Picture.
It is noted that Gaku does not have certain preferences for specific vegetables and fruits. Often he uses everything that comes to hand. The main thing is that it has the appearance of condensation and unfading.
Users from all over the world discuss this artist’s hobbies. Someone believes that he is just playing with food, and someone suggests that the Japanese show off their work as often as possible.
For a resident of Japan named Gaku, nothing is impossible when he begins to come up with patterns on fruits and vegetables. With the help of a sharp knife, the artist embodies his ideas into reality.
Japanese carves patterns on vegetables and fruit. Moreover, his hobby even has a specific name - mukimono. This is a unique Japanese tradition of decorating various foods with dizzying patterns, reports BIG Picture.
It is noted that Gaku does not have certain preferences for specific vegetables and fruits. Often he uses everything that comes to hand. The main thing is that it has the appearance of condensation and unfading.
Users from all over the world discuss this artist’s hobbies. Someone believes that he is just playing with food, and someone suggests that the Japanese show off their work as often as possible.