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Japanese Clay Artist Sculpts Fake Pokémon Sweets So Tempting, You’d Want To Pop One In Your Mouth

Kyogen’s clay Pokémon sweets models


You won’t understand the importance of “Please do not ingest” labels until you see the works of Kyogen, a Japanese clay artist who creates delicious-looking Pokemon sweets from clay, resin, and shrink plastic.


Kyogen’s clay models


Kyogen, who goes by @SereN0w07 on Twitter, shares an impressive collection of clay artworks on the platform. 

kyogen clay pokemon sweets - pikachu cream puff
Image credit: @SereN0w07

The collection includes clay Pokémon sweets such as Pikachu cream puffs and Quagsire macarons. Thanks to their realistic and mouth-watering appearances, these “sweets” make it hard for us to resist sinking our teeth into one of them.

quagsire macarons
Image credit: @SereN0w07

The Pachirisu roll cake looks equally delicious. Sadly, it can only be a feast for the eyes.

kyogen clay pokemon sweets - Pachirisu roll cake
Image credit: @SereN0w07

Besides fake sweets, Kyogen has many other clay artworks. This includes a weeping Pikachu pen holder that will paradoxically brighten up any work desk.

weeping pikachu pen holder
Image credit: @SereN0w07

Kyogen also paid tribute to one of the most popular kids’ anime to air in Winter 2021 – Pui Pui Molcar – by sculpting the show’s main character, Potato. It’s impressive how the texture of the final product looks so much like wool and felt, when it’s actually made of clay.

pui pui molcar
Image credit: @SereN0w07


Watch the creation process on Kyogen’s YouTube channel


Video credit: きょげん【ねんど物づくり工房】

Kyogen has a YouTube channel where you can watch how the lovely clay models were created. The videos are paired with soothing music to make for a therapeutic viewing experience. 

Those who want to use the videos as tutorials should note that there aren’t any English subtitles. Nevertheless, they’re still relatively easy to follow along visually. You just need to do a quick Google translation to find out what materials Kyogen is using.


Catch more of Kyogen’s clay artworks


The adorable clay art showcases Kyogen’s mastery in working with clay. Be sure to check out more of Kyogen’s clay artworks on Twitter and drop them a follow.

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Cover image adapted from: @SereN0w07 and @SereN0w07