Complete breakdown! ROY (Roy) / A miniature representation of a Parisian chocolate shop.

The Felissimo Chocolate Museum's special exhibition, "Imaginary Chocolate Town," featured intricate miniature replicas of shops that the buyers had actually visited.

This time, I'll introduce a miniature version of one of them, "ROY," a chocolate shop in Paris.

Miri, the buyer for "Happiness Chocolate," went to Paris! The miniatures are reproduced with such faithfulness!

ROY, a chocolate shop in the 16th arrondissement of Paris.

Roy
Founded in 1948, this shop has been providing special chocolates to local ladies in the 16th arrondissement of Paris for many years. The shop is filled with tempting chocolates, and the friendly staff will gladly offer you a sample.

I've recreated both the exterior and interior of ROY in miniature!

The chic exterior and the glamorous interior visible through the windows have been beautifully recreated!

The chocolates arranged on the tray—ganache, praline, macarons—look just like the real thing. Which one should I choose? It makes you feel like you're shopping.

The chocolates packed tightly into the box are a signature of Roi!

The interior of the store looks exactly like the real thing. The wooden shelves and the tile pattern on the floor are the same. Amazing quality!

The bonbon chocolates are so tempting, the Parisian tiles are just like the real thing, and the walnut candies even have ribbons and labels that look exactly the same!

Let's try making miniature chocolates!

● Strawberry confiture

Materials: ● Tube ● Crimping parts ● Label ● Clear adhesive ● Paint (vermilion)

Mix red paint into clear adhesive and put it into a tube cut to about 1.5 cm.

Place the lid piece on top and stick it in place before it hardens.

Attach labels to the lid and the body, and you're done!

● Packaged candy

Materials: ● Origami paper ● Transparent cellophane bag ● Ribbon ● Labels

Cut the colored foil origami paper into strips about 2 cm wide, roll them up thinly, and secure the ends.

Cut the pieces to a length of approximately 8 mm and pack them into a cellophane bag.

Add a ribbon and label and you're done!

● Rocher Pistache

Materials: ● Polymer clay (white and dark brown) ● Paint (yellow-green)

Roll the resin clay (dark brown) into a ball about 5mm in diameter.

Finely chopped resin clay (white) is applied to the entire surface.

Color it with yellow-green paint to make it look like a pistachio, and you're done!

Chocolate buyer Miri's "Happiness Chocolate"

Also be sure to check out "Happiness Chocolate," which brings you the passion of chocolatiers from all over the world!

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