Wallrus Design Studio · CLIENT: Wallrus Design Studio
Honey is a packaging design created for honey. The form is derived from the hexagonal cells of a beehive, with hexagonal volumes stacked together. Honey is made from a combination of glass and wood, and the complete set is placed in a hard box. The labels refer to the natural habitats of bees, such as forest, mountain and plain, and a wooden door supports the same theme. After the product is consumed, the container can be reused to store jam, nuts, dried fruits or spices. Each unit measures 170 mm in width, 170 mm in depth and 165 mm in height.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- The best and highest quality honey can be found in the homes of bees. According to news sites, the amount of Iran's honey exports (in 2011) was about 12 million dollars each year. Honey consumers pay attention to several points to choose their honey: first, the degree of purity of the honey, and second, its naturalness. It.
Designed packaging that is derived from the hexagonal form of a beehive. The general form obtained leads the consumer's mind to the naturalness and purity of honey. - Dimensions & Packaging
- Width 170 mm x Depth 170 mm x Height 165 mm
- Tags
- Honey, Packaging, Creative, Design
- Production Technology
- This packaging is made of a combination of glass and wood and is finally placed in a hard box.
- Design Challenge
- The biggest challenge was in the search to find experts who could implement this idea.
- Project Duration
- The project started in January 2002 in Iran and finished in April 2003 in Iran.
- Operation Flow
- It is a unique packaging that no audience can get enough of seeing. It is also very luxurious and valuable for gift-giving.
- Research
- The biggest challenge was to produce this packaging. Suitable material had to be found and special tools and technology were designed uniquely for this packaging.
- Inspiration
- This packaging is designed in such a way that the consumer can use it as a container to store various things (homemade jam, nuts and dried fruits, spices, etc.) after consuming the product. Also, the designed labels are also They are reminiscent of the natural habitats of bees (forest, mountain, plain, etc.) and using a wooden door next to them can strengthen the feeling of the naturalness of the product in the mind of the consumer.
- Image Credits
- Mockup: Wallrus Design Studio
- Patents
- Main Idea: Iman Alemozaffar
Mockup: Wallrus Design Studio
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