Orata series (59) chocolate bar 15mm width 9m length 1 piece
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The 59th work in the Orata series is a chocolate bar.
It was made at the request of a customer.
I had avoided making chocolate bars because I thought there were already a lot of them, but I thought it would be a good idea to make one with something like orata that can be engraved with text, so I finally decided to give it a try.
I wonder if I'll make it just in time for Valentine's Day~♪
It's a simple chocolate bar, but dripping chocolate appears every 20 centimeters.
The font is Mincho. The font color is beige.
It's a design that would be useful not only as Valentine's Day text, but also as a gift.
Especially for You
I also recommend it♪
Of course, you can also make it without any text, so if you do so, please enter "no text required".
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