From Stonehenge to the Arc de Triomphe, chocolatier carved sights of the world with chocolate

Mr. Mirco Della Vecchia of Italian chocolatier holds "Chocolate World Heritage Exhibition" in Hong Kong and exhibits sculptures of sights and ruins from around the world from large chunk of chocolate.

I also carved it with a texture that looks like a real thing while looking at its size, it is an elaborate making that I can not think of as chocolate, and even if it is told that it is a sculpture of gypsum, it seems to believe it.

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At the poster of "Chocolate World Heritage Exhibition"Temple of ParthenonThe photograph which is digging up is used.


Located in EgyptTemple of Abu Simbel.


StonehengeThe rock texture is well reproduced.


ColosseumThe windows on the wall are carefully carved one by one.


In ParisArc de Triomphe EtoileMr. Vecchia of the chocolatier who looks out from the chocolate sculpture of his company somehow puts out his face from the gate and it can not be helped being concerned with his unfriendly smile.


Leaning tower of PisaAlso it will be finely adjusted in a tilted state firmly.


Mr. Vecchia, who showed off his work at this exhibition,Guinness certified as author of the world's largest chocolate sculptureIt seems that they are doing extraordinary enthusiasm for chocolate sculpture, such as being done.