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Paper art that looks good enough to eat by Raya Sader Bujana

Barcelona-based paper artist Raya Sader Bujana is someone we've recently discovered on Instagram.

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Paper cup of coffee with latte art leaf design beside a slice of pumpkin pie with whipped cream on a wooden surface

She's a talented creative who loves to recreate everyday objects using paper and in this particular series, Paper Foods, she explores the possibilities of turning some of her favourite treats into little artworks.

From coffee and pumpkin pies topped with cream to refreshing cucumbers and watermelons – even minute lettuce leaves – she fashions everything from different coloured paper using her trusty craft knife.

Speaking of the series, she said: "I love creating as much detail as possible to get as close as I can to reality using this medium. I also create stop-motion videos with a lot of these pieces that you can check out on my Instagram profile."

If you love this work as much as we do, make sure you follow Raya on Instagram. Or check out her shop on Etsy where you can purchase eco-friendly origami and paper designs, including jewellery, garlands, cake toppers and decorations.

White mug with coffee and a paper leaf latte art design on a wooden surface
Paper slice of pumpkin pie with whipped cream topping on a white plate with a fork, created by Raya Sader Bujana
Hand holding a halved paper avocado with textured green skin and cream-coloured flesh showing the seed detail inside
Two hands holding sliced paper cucumbers with detailed green seeds against a white background
A hand holding a paper watermelon slice with a pink flesh detailed with black seeds and a white and green rind against a white background
Raya Sader Bujana's paper artwork showing tiny green paper leaves being crafted with a knife on a grey surface alongside other miniature paper pieces
Hand holding four tiny paper vegetables including lettuce leaves and herbs above water with aquatic plants visible below
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