Source: Kyogen きょげん@ねんど物づくり工房 (@SereN0w07) - image used with permission

Japanese clay artist “bakes up” a batch of adorable Quagsire macarons

Pokémon characters in clay

Japanese clay artist Kyogen (@SereN0w07) creates whimsical and adorable creations out of polymer clay, but also sometimes using shrink plastic. As you'll notice by looking through their Twitter account, the artist is fond of creating cute characters, and Pokémon characters in particular.

For example, here's Eevee...

#イーブイの日
樹脂粘土でイーブイ作りました！ﾌﾞｲｯ pic.twitter.com/d3ouTgaA2m
— きょげん@ねんど物づくり工房 (@SereN0w07) November 21, 2020

...and here's Leafeon!

樹脂粘土でリーフィアを作りました‼︎
リーフィアを作るのはこれで2回目。桜リーフィア、通常色リーフィアと作ったので次はもちろん秋色リーフィアかな？？☺️?? pic.twitter.com/lxmZUZSJkM
— きょげん@ねんど物づくり工房 (@SereN0w07) July 20, 2020

Pokémon fake sweets

However, if you thought that Kyogen's clay Pokémon character creations were already sweet, you'll get a sugar rush when you see them combined with desserts in their "Pokémon fake sweets" series.

Adorable Quagsire macarons

As a perfect example of this sweet combination, Kyogen created a series of macarons featuring the adorable pair of Quagsire with a Wooper on top.

The sight of these Quagsire macarons (Quagsarons?) was so irresistible that Kyogen's Twitter post garnered over 14,500 likes and nearly 2,300 retweets at the time of writing.

粘土でお菓子作り！
ヌオーのマカロン作りました pic.twitter.com/mk1MSJCV7V
— きょげん@ねんど物づくり工房 (@SereN0w07) June 20, 2021

"Making sweets out of clay! I made Quagsire macarons."

Reproduced with permission from Kyogen (@SereN0w07)

Reproduced with permission from Kyogen (@SereN0w07)

What makes them so charming is that each Quagsire (and Wooper) has different expressions!

Reproduced with permission from Kyogen (@SereN0w07)

Quagsire macaron DIY

So, now that you've seen them, don't you want a "Quagsaron" (or more) to love and behold in your own home?

But before you yell "Shut up and take my money," we should tell you that they aren't for sale. However, you can make one yourself, since Kyogen shows you exactly how to do it on their YouTube channel!

If you scroll down Kyogen's Twitter account, there are many, many more equally mouth-watering and "aww"-inducing Pokémon fake sweets to feast your eyes on, like these Pikachu cream puffs...