Nendo: Chocolate paint

For Seibu Department Store in Japan, Nendo designed a chocolate’s collection like a set of oil paints, in which tubes of paints contain a variety of flavoured syrups.

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In his new project Nendo designs chocolates like a set of oil paints for a Japanese department store: tubes in a box of paints contain a variety of colours, and these chocolates a variety of flavoured syrups.

Nendo, <i>Chocolate paint</i>. Photo Ayao Yamazaki — Nendo, *Chocolate paint*. Photo Ayao Yamazaki

The labels indicate each chocolate’s flavour and also function as wrappers, keeping fingers clean for eating. Nendo’s 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. This item was designed in a limited quantity for the Seibu Department Store in Japan.