Chocolate (triangular cheese embodiment)

Abstract

The design relates to a confectionery product, in particular, chocolate.The design is characterized by a distinctive three-dimensional form featuring a surface composed of multiple cavities.The cavities are arranged in a deliberate, non-random, and visually balanced configuration, forming a consistent and immediately recognizable visual identity.The cavities vary in size, including dominant larger cavities, intermediate cavities, and smaller cavities, creating a hierarchical structure.The spatial relationship between the cavities is consistently maintained and repeated in a recognizable manner, contributing to a unified and distinctive design language.The cavities are distributed across the visible surfaces of the product in a manner that produces a coherent and distinctive overall appearance.The design further includes semi-circular lateral side cuts, which constitute a distinctive and recurring visual feature of the product.The surface is defined by a fine granular texture, enhancing the ornamental character.The design is consistently applied across multiple geometric embodiments, including but not limited to circular, triangular, and square forms, while preserving the same defining visual characteristics.The novelty of the design resides in the combination of the following features:A surface composed of multiple cavities arranged in a deliberate, non-random, and visually balanced configuration.A hierarchical variation in cavity sizes, including dominant larger cavities, intermediate cavities, and smaller cavities forming a structured and visually coherent pattern.A consistently maintained and repeated spatial relationship between cavities, creating a distinctive and recognizable visual identity.The presence of semi-circular lateral side cuts as a distinctive and recurring design element.A fine granular surface texture contributing to the overall ornamental character of the product.The integration of the above features into a unified design language consistently applied across multiple geometric embodiments, including but not limited to circular, triangular, and square forms.The resulting overall visual impression remains distinctive and recognizable, even where minor variations in shape, number, or arrangement of cavities are introduced.

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FIG 1: PERSPECTIVE VIEWFIG 2: RIGHT SIDE VIEWFIG 3: LEFT SIDE VIEWFIG 4: FRONT VIEWFIG 5: REAR VIEWFIG 6: TOP PLAN VIEWFIG 7: BOTTOM PLAN VIEW

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