0 CommentsThis idea was so sweet we wanted to share - and in a way, that sentiment pretty much describes the project.
These chocolate forms have been developed by Paris-based Bold Studio, and are made for sharing by breaking it with a friend before eating.
Rather like breaking a wishbone, the luckiest of the chocolate breaker will win the bigger part.
The chocolates formed part of a project undertaken by Bold called 'Superstition' where sugar, a notebook, a candle and a ring were all linked to retrace a special day from breakfast to dinner.
Bold was founded in 2007 by William Boujon, and Julien Benayoun, who initially met at the Ecole d'Art et de Design of Reims, and since then, they've enthusiastically delved into their practice, developing processes, applying technologies and exploring contemporary social issues.
"We like to create links across cultures, and occupations, by forming talented, multidisciplinary teams that work together to meet the specific needs of each project. Each day we focus our curiosity, our ability to observe the world around us, and our intense interest in the relationship between individuals and their environment." say the duo.
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