Someone designed a bag inspired by pasta, and it is quickly gaining attention


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Eating too much pasta could give some people indigestion. But artist Nik Bentel took one of lockdown's food crazes and turned it into inspiration. Photo: AFP

The packaging of the pasta he consumed during lockdown gave artist and designer Nik Bentel the "ah-ha" moment behind one of his latest creations – a leather bag.

The article in question has been the subject of much discussion and mirth and hilarity on the web. Internet users have been numerous in signalling their approval of this item.

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