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Kerloso Wine Packaging

Langcer Lee Packaging Packaging Sunday, 24 May 2026

Kerloso Wine

Kerloso Wine is a packaging design for a red wine from Chile. The label shows the scene sailors saw when they first landed on Easter Island, including stone statues, a volcano, flowers, a deer and birds. The bottle is wrapped in natural imitation rice paper, bound with straw rope and decorated with a piece of natural bluestone, the same material as the Moai statues. The top of the paper is burned by real flame, so each mark is unique. Different colors mark different grape types. The wrapped bottle stands about 35 centimeters high.

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Fold Traditional Chinese Medicine Teabag

Mengzhen Xu Traditional Chinese Medicine Teabag Packaging Saturday, 23 May 2026

Fold

Tests have shown that the effective ingredients concentration of ordinary hanging teabag liquid is only 40 percent of that when directly brewing medicine. This is because ordinary teabags wrap medicine inside, making it difficult for water to flow smoothly from the inside out. This design aims to increase the effective drug concentration and reduce medicine waste. We also hope to use origami technique to save more volume in the product to implement sustainable design concepts. When water is poured into it, it will unfold layer by layer from a flat folded shape, forming a barrel structure.

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HLJ Nine and Eighteen Natures of China Product Packaging

HLJ FGA OF CHINA Product Packaging Packaging Friday, 22 May 2026

HLJ Nine and Eighteen Natures of China

HLJ Nine and Eighteen Natures of China is a packaging series for health products based on plant and animal extracts from the Heilongjiang region. The packaging uses symbolic colors, traditional brush calligraphy and a consistent graphic style to present each raw material in a direct and intuitive way. The boxes are made of sturdy cardboard and finished with matte lamination and embossing, which strengthen the texture of the text and graphics. Foil stamping is added on selected lines. The series keeps one shared visual identity while allowing each product to remain recognizable.

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Anti Sun Damage Series for Children Packaging

Guangzhou good skin Technology Co., Ltd Packaging Packaging Thursday, 21 May 2026

Anti Sun Damage Series for Children

Anti Sun Damage Series for Children is a sunscreen packaging range created for young users. The series carries a sunlight shield symbol that communicates the protective function of the products. Three containers share an isosceles triangle form inspired by snow mountains, and a wave shape at the base of the cap completes the mountain image. The packaging changes colour according to ultraviolet intensity, reminding children to apply sunscreen. Rounded ergonomic bodies allow a comfortable grip, and an internal conduit prevents the contents from seeping out.

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Gota Skincare Packaging

N Z Skin Care Co., Ltd Skincare Packaging Packaging Wednesday, 20 May 2026

Gota

Gota is a packaging design for skincare products. The design takes inspiration from the Maori tales of New Zealand. Three natural species of the country form the core visual elements: the mamaku fern in green, red alga in red, and the conus in blue. Figures of plant and animal fossils are shown on the outer box. The surface texture imitates natural stone, and embossed and debossed areas add depth. The cap is made of PP and ABS and carries the pattern of the key ingredients. The serum bottles use a rotating telescopic dropper.

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Tamausagi Bottled Japanese Tea

Hisamichi Kasai Bottled Japanese Tea Packaging Tuesday, 19 May 2026

Tamausagi

Tamausagi is a bottled Japanese tea brewed with Uji Gyokuro, a tea made with the traditional Uji method of Kyoto. The bottle has a simple form inspired by wabi-sabi, the Japanese aesthetic of simplicity. The symbol is a rabbit that guided the guardian god of Uji. The bottle depicts a moonlit night with thin clouds, a reference to the Gyokuro method of shading tea leaves from the sun. Gold decoration with a rough texture and a subdued gleam is applied. The black bottle blocks light and protects the tea. A circular window in the box reveals the rabbit symbol.

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