- Japanese artist Norihito Hatanaka makes the items out of plastic
- Usually works to create food displays in restaurants and shops
- Now designs hats, necklaces, earrings and bracelets that look like meals
From
the sheen of grease on the strips of bacon to the moisture on a piece
of melon, this selection of food looks nothing short of mouthwatering.
However, the work of Japanese artist Norihito Hatanaka, these delicious-looking dishes are, in fact, fashioned out of plastic.
Norihito
usually works producing food and meal displays for restaurants and
shops but said his love of fashion inspired him to create jewellery
using the art.
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Looking like it has come straight from the frying pan, this crispy bacon belt is in fact made of plastic
Jingling twice-cooked pork is fashioned into a colourful - and original - statement necklace
The pieces, such as this succulent fresh fruit necklace, are the work of Japanese artist Norihito Hatanaka
These bacon lardon earrings look so realistic you may find people becoming hungry when talking to you
Perhaps
an option more for the adventurous fashionista, his collection includes
hats, necklaces, earrings and bracelets spanning all types of sweet and
savory meals.
On his website he explains: 'I considered what should I create to expose the fake food to the public.
'And
as I was interested in fashion, I decided to make accessories that have
a food motif. I get inspired for my work from casual daily scenery.
'Easily available common food items are charming as they are, though people sometimes don’t notice that.
Norihito said food is beautiful enough to become art, such as this neapolitan spaghetti and sausage necklace
The artist's efforts are usually turned towards making display meals for restaurants and shops
While we're not sure how this would go down at Ascot, this noodle burrito certainly is interesting
Nibble on my neck! This pizza wrap around necklace would certainly ensure all eyes were on you
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