The New Edible Beauty Doesn’t Have to Be Eaten
Matcha shows how food and beverage culture is shaping beauty through colour, texture, fragrance and ritual—without creating anything intended to be eaten.
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Matcha shows how food and beverage culture is shaping beauty through colour, texture, fragrance and ritual—without creating anything intended to be eaten.