chocolate sculptures, art and packaging
The last time we blogged about Maison Pierre Hermé Paris, it was also regarding an art-inspired edible Easter confection. This year, the French chocolatier teamed up with designer Thomas Boog for yet more jaw-dropping Easter chocolates, inspired by both seashells and Italian painter Arcimboldo. Read more
These artisan Christmas chocolates are some of the cutest confections for the holiday season we’ve ever seen. An Enchanted Forest with a cast of chocolate characters, beautiful baubles and traditional holiday subjects that are so beautifully sculpted, they’re almost too cute to eat. Read more
When it comes to artisanal sweets, Jocelyn Gragg’s of Chamblee, Georgia takes the cake…er, the chocolate. For her JARDI Chocolates, the confectioner uses high end chocolate mixed with amazingly unique ingredients to create some of the most beautiful looking and fabulous tasting chocolates, truffles and chocolate bars. Read more
Easter’s coming up and although we’ve spent a lot of time covering Cannabis related Christmas content, we’ve yet to explore the stoner side of Easter. We thought showing you how to make a chocolate bunny bong, thanks to some industrious folks, would be a good way to start. Read more
The delicious Belgian chocolate rabbit with a handsome face and a tasty bottom sculpted in the likeness of Benedict Cumberbatch is 400g of pure yummy. Now available in Milk, Dark and a new White chocolate version. Read more
Artist Peter Anton’s boxes of chocolates look good enough to eat, but you’d better not. The heart-shaped and rectangular boxes of confectionary treats are actually oversized mixed media sculptures. While you may find yourself salivating at the pieces, they are meant to digest with the eyes, not the stomach. Read more
Onza Ceramic Tiles were designed by Alberto Sánchez of MUT for Spanish tile manufacturer Peronda’s most irresistible line. The white, grey or terracotta ceramic wall tiles were inspired by chocolate bars. Read more
