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Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables

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In Japan, carving intricate patterns on fruits and vegetables is known as Mukimono, and it is seen as a key element in presentation of the meal. The appealing designs are inspiring enough for people to eat their vegetables without any hesitation. When our veggies are visually pleasing, no one refuses to eat them. If you are not convinced with the thought, then take the recent example of Instagram user Gaku who carves stunning patterns on different fruits and turn them into stunning food art. He makes nice use of his knife carving skills to create amazing textures on several things including broccoli, radish, apple and bananas.  

Food carving is not an easy task, as finding exact dimensions for patterns eats more of your time if you ever try making one. A little mistake ruins the entire work, and then you need to start from scratch. Moreover, carving process must be completed before the color of fruit or vegetable fades due to oxidation. If you are thinking to carve one by yourself, you’ll need to do a lot of practice. You can start carving from bananas, as they are affordable and easy to carve.

After seeing the creative work of Gaku, it is clear that this Japanese artist has practiced the tradition a lot, and now he creates finessed food art.  

Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Radish carving
Beautiful patterns on brinjal
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Dragon mouth carved on radish 
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Unique art on onion
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Stunning figure crafted from carrot tops 
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Carrot carvings
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Art on Colocasia
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Amazing carvings out of some kind of radish
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Sushi in an interesting form of art
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Awesome fruit creations
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Apple carving
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
An amazing way to express your vision and carving skills
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Nicely carved finger impressions on apple
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Dragon Ballz-themed banana
Japanese food artist Gaku carves appealing textures on fruits and vegetables
Banana carving by Gaku

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