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314 Pi Wine Label Design

Maria Stylianaki Wine Label Design Packaging Sunday, 10 August 2025

314 Pi

Experimenting with wine tasting is a never-ending process leading to new paths and divergent aromas. The infinite sequence of pi, the irrational number with the endless decimals without knowing the last one of them was the inspiration for the name of these wines without sulfites. The design aims to put the features of 3,14 wine series in the spotlight instead of hiding them among pictures or graphics. Following a minimalistic and simple approach, the label shows only the real characteristics of these natural wines as they can be observed in the Oenologist's notebook.

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Jingyang Brick Tea Packaging

Langcer Lee Packaging Packaging Saturday, 9 August 2025

Jingyang Brick Tea

Jingyang Brick Tea is a packaging design for compressed tea bricks. The package measures 100 mm by 100 mm by 40 mm and is made of handmade rice paper, which is moisture proof. The decoration is applied by hand with wood block printing, a traditional Chinese craft. The illustrations show merchant life and local customs of the late Qing dynasty, and three traditional Chinese colors are used across the range. The bottom is closed with a paper label. A straw rope knot seals the package and also serves as a handle for carrying.

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Xin You Ran Baijiu Beverage

Wen Liu Beverage Packaging Friday, 8 August 2025

Xin You Ran Baijiu

Xin You Ran Baijiu is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor released for a zodiac year. The main visual image combines Chinese calligraphy with landscape painting. The bold outline of the calligraphy is joined with the spatial depth and fine detail of the painting, so the two art forms read as one image. The theme is Hai, the sign of the pig in the Chinese zodiac. Paper, ceramic and wood are used together to express Chinese cultural character. The box measures 180 mm in length, 150 mm in width and 320 mm in height.

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Flower to Flora Tea

Wen Liu Tea Packaging Thursday, 7 August 2025

Flower to Flora

Flower to Flora is a packaging design for a flower tea from Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province, China. The illustration combines a peacock, a leafy tea tree, local flowers and a girl who lives in the rainforest. The scene shows a harmonious relation between people and nature. The illustration colours are taken from the ethnic costumes of Xishuangbanna. The outer box is made of black special paper with a tree texture and is finished with printing and bronzing. The box measures 340 mm in length, 120 mm in width and 240 mm in height.

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Pah Ji Hue Package

Chung-Yuan Kuo Package Packaging Wednesday, 6 August 2025

Pah Ji Hue

Pah Ji Hue is a packaging series created for Taiwan classic tea and Taiwan fruit tea. A round iron can holds the fruit tea, which is combined with dried fruit, and the top of the can is convex through modeling. A paper box holds the classic tea and carries simple illustrations in an urban style. A wooden box brings both product types together and can also be used as a storage box. All packages are produced by offset print, with different printing layers on the surfaces. The series presents tea tasting in a calm and simple manner.

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The Tea Packing

Qian Xiang Packing Packaging Tuesday, 5 August 2025

The Tea

Pony Pack Tea is a gift packaging design created for premium tea. The concept follows the long history of tea making, in which traditional methods are preserved and combined with modern production management. Chinese characters written in the styles of different periods are layered on the surface to express quality carried across time. The set includes a box and a canvas bag closed with a tightening rope knot. Simple textured paper is used, with screen printing, bronzing and embossing. The forms recall tea columns and tea cakes.

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