Incredible Inedible Fish

17 Sushi-Inspired Products

Sushi is one of those foods that, to me, looks a lot better than it tastes. I can’t be alone in thinking that it's visually enticing; it has inspired the designs of many inedible products. The gallery shows 10, and below are 7 previously featured on Trend Hunter.

Sushi Wedding Cake - That’s a whole lot of fish. Looks even better than the pork pie cake a couple in the UK had made.

Sushi Hat (collection of) - Absolutely bloody brilliant. What else is there to say?

Sushi Wind Up Toys - If you want to break your sushi free, then just wind these up and let them go. Good for annoying cats.

Sushi Shower Curtain - Kind of a link that makes this work - Sushi is made from fish, fish swim in water, you get wet in a shower. But isn’t a novelty shower curtain a bit 80’s?

Sushi Candle - Too good to burn! Surely the point of novelty candles is that they look great, get covered in dust, never burn, then are thrown away five years down the line.

Sushi Fabric - I found this cloth diaper on Etsy. It is not so much the diaper that rules but the material.

Sushi Jewelry - Another Etsy find, this ring looks brilliantly strange. Necklaces, earrings and all the usual suspects can be found on Etsy.

Knitted Sushi - These are just way to adorable and the kind of kitch any kitchen should be proud to have. Not pictured as I ran out of room such is the amount of Sushi brilliance out there. See them here.

Sushi Dog Hat - Not the best recreation of sushi but SO worth a post. I don’t think I have seen a more pissed off looking dog for ages.

Sushi Beads - Great buy if you want to make your own sushi stuff. Somehow, the hairy seaweed works.

Sushi Soap - Would look great but would you ever want to use them? They are fairy small so surely after one use they would disintegrate and just be lots of annoying small pieces of soap.
Trend Themes
1. Sushi-inspired Products - There is a growing trend of creating non-edible products inspired by sushi, ranging from wedding cakes to jewelry.
2. Novelty Home Decor - The popularity of sushi-themed shower curtains and knitted sushi products presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home decor industry.
3. Sushi-inspired Fashion - The emergence of sushi hats, jewelry, and beads opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The rise of sushi-inspired products creates a potential market for innovation and creativity within the food and beverage industry.
2. E-commerce - The popularity of sushi-themed products on platforms like Etsy highlights the potential for disruptive innovation in the e-commerce industry.
3. Pet Products - The demand for sushi dog hats showcases an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the pet products industry, catering to unique and quirky pet accessories.

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