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Girl Dinners #80
Each artwork portrays a curated "girl dinner" scene — globally inspired, nutritionally balanced, rich in colour, texture and composition.
Fresh produce, warm ceramics, delicate lighting and handcrafted arrangements create a cinematic celebration of personal nourishment.
Token information
- Collection
- Girl Dinners
- Token ID
- #80
- Cuisine
- Japanese Teishoku-Inspired
- Primary Components
- Vegetable Board with Dips
- Setting
- Soft Sunlit Window
- Lighting
- Warm Evening Lamp Light
- Colour Mood
- Warm Neutrals
- Rarity
- Common
Owner information
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