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Zaku Naguwashi

This is a premium sake developed specifically for luxury restaurants, aiming to be included on wine lists as one of the options for food pairing. The design challenge was to convey a distinctive sense of Japanese identity. The design draws inspiration from traditional Japanese motifs such as shide, the sacred paper streamers used in shrines to mark the boundaries of the divine, and origata, the ceremonial art of folding paper. These elements successfully convey not only their physical forms but also the deeper spirituality and essence of the Japanese people.

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Shahi Gulab

The Maharani Mahansar Vintage Edition Shahi Gulab design embodies the harmony of tradition and artistry, drawing from Rajasthan heritage and the cultural significance of rose farming. The packaging features a vintage shield motif and a carefully curated black, red, and gold palette, symbolizing timeless sophistication. The vintage bottle captures the historical essence of the region, elevating its visual and tactile appeal. This creation emphasizes a connection to nature and a respect for craftsmanship, making it a thoughtful addition to any collection.

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128 Bpm

128 Bpm is a packaging and label design for a gin bottle. The name refers to a musical tempo of 128 beats per minute, a rate linked to the rhythm of a happy heart. The concept is based on the Blues, a musical genre that shaped many later styles. Birds represent the travel of music through history and also gather the botanicals used in gin. Wings stand for creative freedom. The front and back labels are printed on self adhesive cotton paper with a matte, velvety finish. Gold foil, varnish, embossing and debossing complete the design.

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Hj Lu Yinpiaolaohao

Shanxi Province is one of the most important cradles of Chinese Baijiu culture. This product comes from Shanxi. The brand originated from the Ming Dynasty in 1529 and has a history and culture of over 500 years. The design inspiration comes from the regional characteristics of Shanxi (such as Taihang Mountains), classical architecture of the Ming Dynasty, and furniture; in color matching, color contrast is used to enhance the brightness and contrast of the box and bottle shapes, creating a visual impact. The design style is antique and brings consumers a kind of Eastern classical beauty.

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Zodiac Loong Chinese Baijiu

Zodiac Loong Chinese Baijiu is a bottle and gift box packaging for a Chinese spirit. The cap is sculpted as a Loong head, and the whiskers act as a locking mechanism that keeps the cap in place during transport and storage. The bottle is finished in Jicui, a traditional peacock green color, and is frosted and sprayed to create a matte texture. The lower part of the bottle is engraved with traditional Chinese wave patterns. The packaging marks the Year of the Loong and is intended for gifting and collecting.

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Moutai Prince

Moutai Prince is a packaging design for a 500 ml bottle of Chinese spirits. The bottle base takes its curved form from a sesame pod, and the top mimics a blooming sesame flower. The T shaped cap combines sesame petal motifs with an illustration of five cranes. The cap is made with metal embossing, which creates a detailed three dimensional texture. The base is finished with a velvet texture that is comfortable to hold. The color scheme uses an elegant sauce hue with bronze and gilded gold tones. A diagonal label on a wisteria purple background is framed by golden wheat ear patterns.

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