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Xiaoxiancao Tea Bag

Xiaoxiancao

Through the study of the origin of tea bags, the designer determined the story in the Tang Dynasty, and took the tea drinking with the sleeves covering the mouth as the main visual expression to let more people know and love tea in a more interesting way. On the back, the easy to understand "tea" is used to convey the category and enhance the sense of quality. The small tea bag uses the aluminum foil bag with independent small package, which is convenient for consumers to carry and drink.

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Shacheng 1976 Wine Packaging

Shacheng 1976

Shacheng 1976 is a packaging design for wine bottles. The cap combines a crown form with diamond shapes. Two grape leaves wrap the lower part of the bottle, as if the wine is held in the palm of a hand. The bottle wall is transparent and gold is used as the main color. The closure joins a screw-top outer cap with a metal oak inner plug, so the bottle can be opened by hand and closed again for collection and display. The outer cap supports the inner plug and prevents leakage when air pressure rises. The design honors Shacheng, a town long known for winemaking.

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Alabear Gift Box

Alabear

Alabear is a gift box designed for the Chinese New Year of the Year of the Ox. The name comes from the Ningbo dialect, in which ala means our, so Alabear means our little bear. A bear mascot is the main design element, combined with images of the ox and the God of Wealth. The box measures 30 by 30 by 22 centimetres and holds red envelopes, spring couplets and a commemorative coin. The box is made of special paper, printed in CMYK with a red spot colour, and finished with bronzing and embossing.

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Alpine  Sprout Green Tea Packaging

Alpine Sprout

Alpine Sprout is a packaging design for alpine green tea grown in Wufeng County, Hubei Province, China. The tea grows on high mountains and cliffs, and picking the leaves is difficult. Abstract forms of steep mountains and Chinese calligraphy appear on the outer box to reflect the steep growing environment and the work of the tea pickers. A raised and recessed pattern on the side of the box recalls the ancient tea horse road. Degradable cardboard forms the outer box, and a degradable paper bag holds the tea inside.

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Plant Selected Beverage

Plant Selected

Plant Selected is packaging for a plant-based beverage. The bottle is made of PET and covered with a matte film, and measures 60 mm wide, 60 mm deep and 177 mm high. The design follows a minimalist style inspired by Scandinavian design, with a large area of white space. The key benefit, 6 grams of protein per 100 millilitres, is stated clearly. Many plant-based beverages use busy graphics that show ingredients and product images. The calm layout of Plant Selected is intended to stand out on the shelf and to present the drink as vegan nutrition.

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Gregory Donut Packaging

Gregory Donut

Gregory Donut is a paper-based packaging design for donuts sold as take-away food. All visible paper is food contact grade. The sleeve is made of high tenacity FBB paper, coated with a water-based matt varnish that protects the ink and printed with food grade soy ink. A ninety degree rotational structure allows the packer to form the box quickly, so the packaging can be shipped flat. Each box holds six donuts, and two sleeve handle sizes suit six or twelve pieces. Navy blue graphics with donut and wheat illustrations recall sailor culture.

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Tralock Lock Packaging

Tralock

Tralock is packaging designed for a travel suitcase lock. The box is shaped like a small suitcase, which links the package directly to the purpose of the product. The name combines the words travelling and lock, and the letter o in the logo is shaped as a keyhole. The structure has two layers. A blister core holds the lock and the keys in place, and a cardboard layer carries the printed design. A diecut allows the buyer to see the product inside. The bright colours reflect the theme of travel and help the packaging stand out.

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Guangliang 59Plus Flying CoBranded Liquor Packaging

Guangliang 59Plus Flying CoBranded

Guangliang 59Plus Flying is a limited edition liquor packaging created together with the Dunhuang Museum. The design combines elements of the Dunhuang frescoes with imagery of Chinese aerospace to express the exploration of the universe. An illustration shows a flying Apsara and an astronaut with fingers touching, linking tradition and modern science. The bottle is white and translucent. Sprayed frosted paint imitates the texture of jade. A high precision all-over decoration firing process displays the illustration around the full body of the bottle.

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Honmido Sand Packaging

Honmido Sand

Honmido Sand is a package design for a confectionery made of meringue sandwiched between langue de chat cookies in kinako and matcha flavors. Honmido is a brand that fuses traditional Japanese and Western sweets with modern sensibilities while valuing the natural nourishment that is the basis of sweets. The package combines Japanese family crests with Western ornamentation. The leaf element is taken from the ivy brand mark, which expresses natural nourishment, and gives the package its form. The design is a contemporary version of the Japanese tradition of wrapping sweets in leaves.

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Glorium Saffron Packaging

Glorium

The Glorium package consists of three parts. The outer cylinder has symbols of flowers that grow from the ground to the sky. The inner base has a crown in which the main glass is placed and adds to its beauty. The descriptions of saffron are written inside the crown. The third part is saffron glass, the twist inspires the lid, which is inspired by saffron flowers and the body in saffron branches, and the reflection of light in it multiplies the beauty of the red color saffron.

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RedDog Adult Pet Food Packaging

RedDog Adult Pet Food

RedDog Adult Pet Food is a packaging design for a new nutritional formula staple food for cats and dogs. The visual center of the package carries the Roman numeral 1, which stands for new content and a new start. Simplified animal images show whether the food is suitable for cats or for dogs. A strong contrast of color tones improves visual recognition. The package is an octagonal sealed PET doypack with a sealing brace, so the pack can be opened repeatedly and kept closed. The design aims to strengthen brand recognition and to show product quality.

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Qiong Niang Baijiu Packaging

Qiong Niang Baijiu

They have incorporated the Bell and Drum Tower, which best represents Qionglai, and the map of Qionglai into the main image of the packaging by drawing them as abstract graphics. The great mountains of Qionglai have nurtured the people and culture of Qionglai and are an important vehicle for Qionglai. In their bottle label design, the abstract graphics are repeatedly superimposed on thin special paper, with light filtering through the bottle and the wine industry to create an image of Qionglai's local Tiantai Mountains, which when superimposed adds to its cultural weight.

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