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Solid Order is a high end jewelry brand from China with a neutral aesthetic influenced by geometric shapes and architectural structures. The brand's visual language focuses on squares and circles, which inspired a packaging design that resembles installation art. This packaging balances form and function, making the box an integral part of the product experience, with the potential for continued use even after the jewelry is removed.
Moutai Shengyue Flying Fairy is a packaging design for a Chinese baijiu liquor. The design draws on the Flying Fairy figures painted in the Dunhuang murals, in particular the music god in Cave 401 of the Mogao Grottoes, shown holding a sheng instrument with a graceful posture. The main color is crimson yarn, a traditional Chinese color, and the metal bottle cap pattern is made with a traditional enamel technique. The box opens from the right side and holds a two layered cloud pattern structure inside. The set measures 140 by 105 by 280 millimeters and uses paper, ceramics and metal.
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Whispers of Ink is a packaging design for a fragrance series that includes scented candles, travel incense sticks and plaster diffuser stones. The products are made with traditional Chinese heritage techniques. The packaging uses a magnolia book motif, with branches and leaves taken from magnolia trees in Jiangnan gardens. The flower shape is turned into an open book page. The candle container is hand drawn with fine lines and covered with a grass green glaze. Spot color printing and letterpress embossing are used.
Moutai Prince is a packaging design for a 500 ml bottle of Chinese spirits. The bottle base takes its curved form from a sesame pod, and the top mimics a blooming sesame flower. The T shaped cap combines sesame petal motifs with an illustration of five cranes. The cap is made with metal embossing, which creates a detailed three dimensional texture. The base is finished with a velvet texture that is comfortable to hold. The color scheme uses an elegant sauce hue with bronze and gilded gold tones. A diagonal label on a wisteria purple background is framed by golden wheat ear patterns.
Gushu Jinzhu is a gift box designed for dried longan fruit. The box uses a lid and base structure and measures 360 by 240 by 90 millimetres. The exterior shows a centuries-old longan tree with gold foiled lettering, engraved textures and twin Loong figures coiled with longan vines. An inner poster describes the traditional drying craft and the moisture-proof function. The box holds four acrylic jars with botanical labels and a celadon glazed tea bowl of 130 millimetres that serves as a fruit tray. The orange red colour marks a festive occasion.
Menhao Tea is a packaging system for tea, shaped as an archival collection case. The design maps six tea categories on a phylogenetic tree, with origin coordinates, craft timelines and flavor scales. Each inner capsule states geographic coordinates, tree age and processing details, replacing vague tasting terms with measurable values. The case is made of washable kraft paper and closes with a cotton cord, so the box can be reused. Bronze and silver foil stamping marks tea branch motifs and parameters. Each box holds 66 sachets of 3.6 grams.
Guijiu 20 is packaging for a Chinese baijiu spirit. The bottle joins a round top with a square body, a form linked to traditional ideas of harmony. Relief patterns of butterflies, phoenixes, birds and fish are drawn from the traditional motifs of ethnic groups in Guizhou, China. Annual ring lines and terrace lines refer to ageing and to the local landscape. The bottle is made of high-transparency glass with a metallic cap, and a surface treatment gives the glass a ceramic-like texture at a lower cost. The square body also improves grip.
Indian Absinthe is a bold tribute to ancient elixirs and the craft of fine distillation. Rooted in tradition yet shrouded in mystery, it captivates with deep herbal complexity. Encased in an elegant emerald-green bottle, it embodies a rebellious spirit where timeless craft meets boundless imagination. Each sip reveals a symphony of botanicals, a fusion of flavors that lingers like a legend. Every pour evokes the essence of forgotten rituals and the thrill of discovery, inviting you to explore a world where heritage and innovation blend seamlessly.
The Maharani Mahansar Vintage Edition Shahi Gulab design embodies the harmony of tradition and artistry, drawing from Rajasthan heritage and the cultural significance of rose farming. The packaging features a vintage shield motif and a carefully curated black, red, and gold palette, symbolizing timeless sophistication. The vintage bottle captures the historical essence of the region, elevating its visual and tactile appeal. This creation emphasizes a connection to nature and a respect for craftsmanship, making it a thoughtful addition to any collection.
Kweichow Moutai is a packaging design for a Chinese spirit sold in Japan. The bottle shape is based on the classic Moutai bottle and takes the colors and character of Ru Kiln porcelain, which began in the Tang dynasty. The calligraphy on the package comes from a poem by the Japanese poet Prince Nagaya, written during the Tang dynasty. The same phrase appeared on relief supplies sent from Japan to Wuhan, recalling long cultural exchange between the two countries. The package measures 77 by 77 by 173 millimeters. The design serves as a medium for cultural exchange.
128 Bpm is a packaging and label design for a gin bottle. The name refers to a musical tempo of 128 beats per minute, a rate linked to the rhythm of a happy heart. The concept is based on the Blues, a musical genre that shaped many later styles. Birds represent the travel of music through history and also gather the botanicals used in gin. Wings stand for creative freedom. The front and back labels are printed on self adhesive cotton paper with a matte, velvety finish. Gold foil, varnish, embossing and debossing complete the design.
The power of minimalism: stripping back to essentials. The use of clean lines, ample white space, and subtle typography creates a sense of clinical authority while enhancing legibility. A clutter-free layout allows key information to stand out: active ingredients, scientific benefits, and dermatological endorsements, fostering trust and clarity. Maximizing color dynamism: a new approach to vibrancy. The design packaging leverages fully maximized, dynamic, and vibrant colors while maintaining scientific credibility. Deep, rich tones such as navy or emerald convey dermatological expert.