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Xi Jiu Hanmi Liquor Packaging

Xi Jiu Hanmi

Xi Jiu Hanmi is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor. The bottle uses an octagonal structure instead of the common round bottle. The cap shape is drawn from a Han dynasty palace tower, and the body refers to a Shuang Mao jade ornament. The bottle shoulder carries illustrations of four sacred animals: the azure dragon, the white tiger, the vermilion bird and the black tortoise. The bottle is made of high grade matte sprayed glass. The box is embossed and hot stamped in black, gold and dark red. The design reflects Han dynasty court culture.

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The Pompadour Packaging

The Pompadour

The Pompadour is a fragrance packaging design inspired by the classic English barbershop. The outer box uses a checkered pattern drawn from barbershop floors, and the leather box opens in a way that recalls sitting in a barber chair. The bottle is a clear glass cylinder with vertical grooves, and a red, white and blue helix rotates as the bottle is unscrewed. A printed sheet in a serif font presents product information in the style of an old newspaper. The bottle holds a refillable capsule, and the outer packaging is made of recyclable materials.

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XinJiHao Puer Tea Packaging

XinJiHao Puer

In the process of taking out the ten-year-old tea cake stored in the internal dry warehouse, consumers open the tea box from the golden cross line, as if opening the golden age of ten years. The mountain pattern in the outer box and the three-dimensional mountain sculpture in the inner pot represent the mountain that the tea passed through in the process of transportation and the mountain that gave birth to the tea respectively, making the ancient Pu'er tea a container with unique memory.

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Gujinggongjiu Liquor Packaging

Gujinggongjiu

Gujinggongjiu is a packaging design created for a Chinese liquor. The design presents the traditional dragon totem in a digital visual style. The heavy lines and complex curves of the classic dragon form are simplified into a modern shape. The box opens from the left and right sides, revealing the pattern in several layers. Luminous ink printing is applied, so the dragon pattern remains visible in a dark environment. The package measures 150 mm in width, 110 mm in depth and 280 mm in height. The intent is a fresh visual experience and a younger brand image.

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Miok Milk Beer Packaging

Miok

Miok is a packaging design for a milk beer sold in cans. The drink combines sweet and sour milk with beer bubbles, and contains probiotics with a low alcohol level. The design concept is mixing. Around the floating Miok letters, two liquid shapes merge into a new form. The visual language is bold, dynamic and joyful. The logo is the main element on the can, so the brand is easy to recognize in the market. Each can holds 375 milliliters. The packaging system includes gift boxes, shipping boxes and portable boxes for online and in-store sales.

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Jiao Yu Gin Packaging

Jiao Yu Gin

Jiao Yu Gin is a packaging design created for a gin made in Sichuan, China. The azure blue glass bottle has a slender curved body with bamboo weaving reliefs on the surface. The reliefs refer to the bamboo weaving culture of the Sichuan and Chongqing regions. The relief surface gives a comfortable grip and a layered sense of touch. A biodegradable bamboo paper label presents the product information in a clear layout with contrasting colours. An oak cork seals the bottle and allows the bottle to be closed again after each serving. The glass, label and cork can be recycled.

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