It’s Tempting, But Don’t Try Eating Anything Made By This Artist — You Might Break Your Teeth!
We’ve seen a lot of food that is too beautiful too eat, but how about art that looks delicious enough to eat? Well, after you take look at some of these pieces, you may start feeling your stomach rumbling — but you wouldn’t to take a bit out of any of them! Why? Because they are actually made of wood!
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