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Japanese chef carves intricate patterns into fruit and vegetables

Japan has many ancient traditions and mukimono, the art of carving fruit and vegetables is just one…
Japan has many ancient traditions and mukimono, the art of carving fruit and vegetables is just one of them.

Chef Takehiro Kishimoto has perfected a special art: using only a knife and his imagination he carves the most beautiful, intricate patterns into fruit and veg.

Many of his designs allow for the fruit or veg to move, making the pattern even more eye-catching.

According to the China Global Television Network, “Takehiro was inspired to learn the art form after seeing it on TV, and started practising in his spare time.”




Source: iol.co.za


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