Friday, I’m in Love | The Wonderful World of Miniatures by Nunu’s House.
I thought nothing could come close to Stephanie Kilgast’s Petit Plat Miniature Food Art, but apparently I was wrong, as my jaw has just unhinged seeing these INCREDIBLE miniatures by Nunu’s House. OMG, I CAN’T EVEN BELIEVE WHAT I’M SEEING HERE!! They’re crazy tiny and infinitely detailed - even the cutlery, the packaging, everything really, is so well-designed and well-made!
Whether from paper, plastic, metal or clay, each miniature piece is carefully handmade in 1:12 scale, so while it may look like a regular-sized tray full of cakes from the pictures, it’s probably smaller than a 50 cent coin! Peer in the windows of some of their scene models (cafe, bakery, garden - more pictures are coming up in a Part 2 post), and it almost looks like a real, super dreamy set from a movie. You would not believe how tiny they truly are.
At this point, I’d just like to thank miniature artisan Satoshi Tanaka (Tanaka Tomo) behind the Japanese miniatures company, Nunu’s House, for creating these tiny lil’ works of art, all of which are completely handmade btw, for our visual appreciation. These images just made my day, truly..
Nunu’s House also runs courses on making these miniatures (you can see images of students peering through magnifying lenses on their desks on their FB and blog haha), and while these are usually sold out, if you’re living in Japan, you might wanna try your luck scoring a most coveted place at one of them! I know I would!
Images from Nunu’s House website, blog and Facebook, as well as from Blah Know. If you’re in love with these miniature food pictures as much as I am, stay tuned for Part 2, where I’ll be featuring more pictures of different kinds of Nunu’s House miniatures (not just food), but I promise, they are equally as amazing! View my past Friday, I’m in Love posts here.
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