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Taiwan agriculture has always been a source of pride for the nation, with high-quality products that carry moving tales behind them. To present their beauty, PH7 Creative Lab has brought together farmers' associations from central, west, south and east Taiwan and selected four products with local representation value that align with ESG around the theme of Collection of Formosa Terroir.
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Designers used a jade pattern from the Warring States Period as the main element of the outer packaging. The shape of bottle adopts the most classic cylindrical shape. The upper half of the wine bottle is plain and transparent, the lower half is striped glass, and the bottom is made of gold in the shape of Chinese mountains and rivers. The silver outer box is printed with Chinese classic patterns. The cutting technique is elegant and powerful and the style is fresh and unrestrained.
Milk Fit is a packaging design for light fresh milk. The bottle is made of thickened and highly translucent PET, with a PE cap and a BOPP label, giving a glass-like texture that shows the milk clearly. Each set holds three bottles of 450 millilitres. A small green cat, shown in different postures, is the main visual element. The green colour refers to the ecological environment of the farm. Recycling icons on the label support the idea of environmental protection. The cat also links the product to a stray animal rescue campaign.
Spotlight is a toothpaste packaging design that transforms whitening efficacy into a visual experience. Instead of relying on conventional white imagery, the design uses light as a metaphor to communicate enzymatic activation and focused whitening performance. A radiant circular graphic and holographic surface effects create depth and precision, allowing functional benefits to be perceived at first glance. The system balances scientific credibility with shelf visibility, while maintaining consistency across product variations through a unified visual structure and controlled color accents.
Zhenjiu Zhencang is a packaging and display set for a Chinese baijiu spirit. The bottles rest on a tray shaped like a pearl shell, a form inspired by the painting The Birth of Venus. The overall shape recalls a sailboat moving over waves. A crystal base is carved with an ancient winery and lit by an LED light that refers to the long history of the producer. Metal, wood, PMMA and plastic are combined to create a collectible object. The pearl theme reflects the brand idea of nobility and preciousness, as brewing and pearl forming are both slow processes.
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Prakrishi is a packaging design for a range of six flavoured honeys. The range extends an existing brand and keeps its minimal style and generous white space. A stylised motif based on bee wings serves as the main visual device. The motif gives the honey range a distinct identity and helps shoppers tell the six flavours apart on the shelf. Each honey is filled in a glass bottle that measures 180 millimetres in height and 100 millimetres in width. The bottle label and the lid cover are printed on natural white textured paper.
Yebuna is a packaging design for a range of roasted coffee blends. The identity draws on Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee, and on the Amharic word Yebuna. A logo framed by parentheses refers to the journey of coffee from origin to cup. Bold vertical typography improves visibility on the shelf, and vivid colors inspired by African rivers, mountains and sunsets distinguish each blend. The coffee is held in durable resealable bags that preserve freshness. Advanced printing reproduces precise gradients and rich tones.
Flow is a packaging design for white wine that encourages moderate drinking. The bottle is shaped like an hourglass and is made of transparent double-layer glass. The simple outer layer allows the inner hourglass container to be seen. A scale in milliliters is marked on the bottle surface. The hourglass form makes the drink flow slowly, so pouring takes longer and the poured amount is easier to control. The outer box is made of transparent PVC. Flow links drinking with the passing of time and reminds people to value health.
Giossa is a premium glass bottle for Prosecco sparkling wine. With this design, Gentlebrand pays homage to its territory and the Valdobbiadene hills, part of Unesco. The inspiration comes directly from the vineyard, clearly represented on the bottle with engravings of leaves, branches and grapes that make the bottle unique. Every detail is carefully thought to ensure feasibility from an industrial and technical point of view, without compromising the aesthetics. Giossa name originates from the Venetian dialect and means drop, recalling dew-making grapes shining in the morning sun.
This is a New Year gift box. It presents the extensive and profound Chinese character culture. The gift box is made of paper pulp, and the tea leaves are stamped into Chinese characters through the membrane. The packaging combines tea culture and Chinese character culture. Every word is a blessing. These are all good wishes for the recipients. This is an innovation for tea packaging.
Dream of the Blue Manual Class is packaging for a premium baijiu, a traditional Chinese distilled spirit. The bottle has a teardrop shape and is finished in dark blue with metallic gold. The glass is sandblasted and then coated with hammer finish paint, giving a soft and warm surface similar to cellar mud. Engravings show an arch from the Classical Gardens of Suzhou and twelve key moments of the brand. The presentation box combines blue variegated leather with wood textured paper and hot pressed detailing. A four code system protects the packaging against counterfeiting.
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Zao from Xinghua Village is a packaging design for Chinese liquor. The illustrated main pattern shows the process of growing wheat and turning it into liquor. The Chinese character for the series name is combined with European Gothic letterforms. Slender lines and decorative patterns link tradition with modern design. The label uses a silver pressed process with fine lines, and the box uses UV dark lines that can be felt by touch. The transparent bottle shows the clear color of the liquor. The design aims to present Chinese liquor to younger people and to people of different cultures.
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