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Scent Essential Oil Packaging

Jia-Rong Chang and Shu-Shan Tsai Essential Oil Packaging Packaging Wednesday, 26 November 2025

Scent

Scent is an essential oil packaging set created as a travel souvenir inspired by Taiwan. The set holds a glass essential oil bottle with a plastic cap and a diffuser stone made of gypsum and pigment. The oil is dropped onto the diffuser stone, where the liquid spreads along the pattern of the stone while the fragrance is released, linking sight and smell in a single memory. The box is built from a matte plastic outer case, a hardcover carton, sponge and art paper. The intent is to offer an alternative to standard commercial souvenirs.

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Sakakini Fragrance Packaging

Amr Ibrahim Mousa Fragrance Packaging Packaging Tuesday, 25 November 2025

Sakakini

The magnetic dome on the top of the bottle is the exact dome from the Sakakini Palace with its glorious rococo features as the intent is to remind people of the beauty of this abandoned building in a touchable way. The task was to create a luxurious and sophisticated product, package, and brand. It will promote Egypt's forgotten architecture and help save this rich heritage through the profits of the sales.

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Wuliang Image Liquor Packaging

Luo Heng Liquor Packaging Packaging Monday, 24 November 2025

Wuliang Image

Wuliang Image is a liquor packaging design created for a Chinese Baijiu brand. The bottle shape is inspired by the Moon bottle of the Ming Dynasty, and the round body suggests the full moon and the idea of reunion. Curved lines and water wave stripes wrap the bottle like silk. The glass body is sandblasted and carries an embossed rose gold logo, while the bottle top uses a matte metal electroplating process. The box is made of frosted gold acrylic with relief metal and hot stamping. The translucent ground texture supports a stable and comfortable grip.

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Toji Candle Boxes

Xiaoman Fu Candle Boxes Packaging Sunday, 23 November 2025

Toji

Toji is a packaging box developed for candles. An arc cut on the front of the box increases the visible area of the illustration inside, so part of the story is previewed before the box is opened. The box is made from 1000 gram cardboard with a frosted finish, a raised process on the top and gold stamping on the interior illustration. The main colors are low saturation blue, pink, yellow and orange-brown, chosen according to the different stories. The box opens from the top, and the candle is placed in the lower part. Each box measures 100 by 100 by 120 millimeters.

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Neon Zebra Brand Launch Beverage Packaging

PepsiCo Design and Innovation Beverage Packaging Packaging Saturday, 22 November 2025

Neon Zebra Brand Launch

Neon Zebra is a packaging design for a range of cocktail mixers. Each can and drink package features a unique mixed drink recipe, called the Neon Zebra equation. The recipe shows consumers how to make a mixed drink with the product. Each can makes two cocktails, portioned to be shared. Garnish images shown alongside the product are simple, using a lime slice and mint to add depth. The garnishes appear as bold two-dimensional graphics or as three-dimensional forms, and they bring the Neon Zebra world to life.

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Iguana Energy Drink Packaging

Dmytro Lynnyk Energy Drink Packaging Packaging Friday, 21 November 2025

Iguana

Iguana is a packaging design for an energy drink sold in aluminum cans. The can surface imitates the skin of an iguana, with a scale texture and scratch marks that suggest strength and energy. Each flavor is identified by a different skin color. The original flavor uses green, the tropical fruit flavor uses orange and gold, and the red berries flavor uses red. The typography follows the form of the scratches, and the black and white contrast keeps the name clear. The design is printed on aluminum, which is then shaped into a can.

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