Commonly found throughout Japan are the intricately designed fake food displays, which are notably the latest inspiration behind HUMAN MADE's newest design of a melted matcha ice cream paperweight. It continues to build upon the brand's selection of lifestyle items, and the realistic art piece resembles the look of a soft-serve ice cream cone that is turned upside down.
It is made out of PVC plastic materials and it has an accurate sculpt that looks like a soft-serve swirl look that is attached with a wafer cone most notably marked by HUMAN MADE branding accents. It has a weighted design to function as a paperweight, and it can keep papers in place or act as a piece of decor.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fake Food Inspired Decor
- Creating realistic art pieces inspired by fake food displays can revolutionize the home decor industry.
- Functional Art as Paperweights
- Designing paperweights that double as art pieces can disrupt the stationary and office decor industry.
- Branded Lifestyle Items
- Expanding brand selection to include lifestyle items like paperweights can be a new trend in fashion industry marketing.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- New realistic art pieces like the Matcha Ice Cream Paperweight can disrupt the home decor industry.
- Stationary and Office Decor
- Functional art pieces like the Matcha Ice Cream Paperweight that can keep papers in place are disrupting the stationary and office decor industry.
- Fashion
- Expanding brand selection to include lifestyle items like paperweights can revolutionize the way fashion brands market themselves.
