Plateno Pakado · 2025
Nong Li Biera Pakumo
by China Resources Snow Breweries
- Platena A' Design Award 2025 in Pakado
- CLIENT: China Resources Snow Breweries
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 7,388,498
- Verification code 2E1DC0DED0 · Verify this award
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About Nong Li Biera Pakumo
Nong Li estas biera pakuma dezajno inspirita de la Yangshao-Kulturo de antikva Ĉinio. La botelo estas formita laŭ la Shuang Er Ni Yu, ceramika ujo ornamita per salamandra fiŝa desegno, uzata kiel likvorujo en tiu frua kulturo. Nigra ceramika metiarto estas kombinita kun tradicia vitra formo, kaj la malhela koloro protektas la bieron kontraŭ lumo kaj temperaturaj ŝanĝoj. Geometriaj desegnoj aldonas vidan intereson kaj provizas sekuran tenon. La ĉapo ilustras kvar paŝojn de antikva ĉina tostada rito: gustumi, oferti, respondi kaj reciproki.
About the Platena A' Design Award
Nong Li Biera Pakumo estas gajninto de la Platena A' Design Award, escepte prestiĝa rekono donata al vere esceptaj, elegantaj kaj grandiozaj dezajnoj. La Platenaj gajnintoj estas mirindaĵoj de kreado, atestoj pri la limoj de intelekta kreemo, kaj montras la senrivalan profesiecon kaj genion de siaj dezajnistoj. Oni atendas, ke ĉi tiuj dezajnoj estu la plej renomaj verkoj, kiuj difinas la estetikon de epoko, kontribuas al la bonstato de la socio kaj puŝas la limojn de arto, scienco, dezajno kaj teknologio. Nong Li Biera Pakumo montras transcendan nivelon de elstareco kaj sendube plibonigas la mondon per siaj avantaĝaj kaj valoraj ecoj. Nong Li Biera Pakumo estas verko gajninta la Platenan A' Design Award, kiu vekas dezirojn, inspiras, ekscitas, ĝojigas kaj ekbrilas grandan ĝojon.
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- Unique Properties
- Nong Li epitomizes Chinese brewing culture, enchanting from brew to packaging. It combines a recipe from the Yangshao Culture and the ancient grain fermentation technique called Nie Zao, celebrating Chinese brewing tradition. The bottle is shaped after the Shuang Er Ni Yu (salamander fish) patterned pottery vessel iconic in the Yangshao Culture. The cap is adorned with the scenes of ancient Chinese drinking etiquette. Every detail reflects the reverence and inheritance of history and culture.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- product dimensions, 355 mm x 355 mm x 120 mm
- Tags
- Beer packaging, Ancient grain fermentation, Yangshao culture, Chinese drinking etiquette, Integration of classical art
- Production Technology
- The bottle is a blend of black pottery craftsmanship and traditional glass form, exuding a timeless allure as if suspending the ephemeral moment in perpetuity. Its dark hue protects the beer from light and temperature fluctuations, complemented by a meticulous seal to preserve the prime flavor over time.
- Design Challenge
- The challenge was to distill the essence of Yangshao Culture into an accessible form, and stay attuned to modern aesthetics. To this end, this packaging integrates the silhouette of Neolithic painted pottery vessel, geometric patterns from the Yangshao Culture, and illustrations of a genteel toast ritual when hosting guests. These elements, presented in a vivid, intuitive manner, transform Nong Li into a piece of cultural art, enriching beer enjoyment with cultural value and aesthetic allure.
- Research
- By delving deep into the Yangshao Culture and Chinese liquor culture, this packaging design merges classical elements with modern aesthetics. This fusion giving birth to Nong Li, a product steeped in cultural depth and artistic charm. It celebrates the ancient brewing technique, while also embodying an innovative extension of contemporary drinking culture, seamlessly bridging the past with the present.
- Inspiration
- This packaging embodies the idea that Nong Li: Embracing Tradition and Elegance in Every Sip, aiming to promote Chinese liquor culture and drinking etiquette. The bottle deign draws on the culturally rich form and patterns of the Shuang Er Ni Yu (salamander fish) patterned pottery vessel, an iconic liquor container in the Yangshao Culture. The cap is illustrated with four steps of a genteel toast ritual in ancient China, highlighting the cultural depth and artistic value of Nong Li.
- Project Duration
- The design and development of Nong Li was completed in January, 2023. It was introduced the market in September of the same year.
- Operation Flow
- The cap is adorned with the scenes of ancient Chinese drinking etiquette, illustrating four steps of a toast ritual: taste, offer, respond, and reciprocate. Each sip becomes a journey through this drinking tradition.
The geometric patterns on the bottle add an aesthetic appeal, and secure a grip free from slipping.
Presented in a gift box alongside the traditional Gu drinking vessels, Nong Li is steeped in the echoes of antiquity, perfect for gifting friends and family or treating guests.
