The Louis Vuitton Vivienne sur Malle chocolate robot has been created by pastry chef Maxime Frédéric in celebration of the brand's 57th Street location that's open now.
The edible figure features a robot-inspired profile that is crafted with many of the brand's signature visual components in mind including its monogram, trunk and more. The character is reported to be the brand's mascot and is crafted with a series of 20 interlocking gears in the base that will function upon being wound up. This will cause the figure to rotate for a 360-degree experience.
The Louis Vuitton Vivienne sur Malle chocolate robot is priced at $350 and takes more than three-hours to be assembled and weighs in at more than 2.5 pounds.
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- Luxury Edible Art
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