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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep
Slide Nr 1From centuries-old Parisian chocolatiers to modern beverage entrepreneurs driven as much by quality as they are by a mission and a message, these artfully packaged products are designed to delight the senses long after the goods run out.
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 2Cincoro Tequila – Cincoro is the passion project of basketball star Michael Jordan along with four rival NBA team owners who bonded over a shared love of top-shelf tequila. The botanically inspired bottle is a sleek representation of an agave leaf with a five-sided base. It curves at a 23-degree angle, an homage to Jordan’s jersey number. Cleverly, when 23 bottles are stacked together, they form a perfect circle the size of centre court. When the liquid gold is gone, it makes a gorgeous vase!
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 3Senteurs d’Orient Ceramic Box with Jasmine Bath Salts – A fusion of Asian aesthetics and the ancient art of Middle Eastern soap-making, Senteurs d’Orient makes bathing a ritual feast for the senses. The bath salts are harvested naturally and infused with extraordinary floral essences. They come inside singularly handcrafted ceramic boxes produced by local artisans in Bkerzay, Lebanon through a time-honoured and lengthy 11-step process that includes hand-sculpting, baking and hand-glazing. The mother-daughter entrepreneurs actively support gender equality in the workplace, so you can feel extra good about this little luxury.
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 4Williamson Tea Elephant Tea Caddies – Sustainably and ethically produced for 150 years, Williamson Tea is committed to protecting the communities and ecosystems that make their teas possible. Working together with their farmer-suppliers in Kenya, they’ve built ‘monkey corridors’ that allow indigenous wildlife to pass through farmland unharmed. These adorable elephant tea tins house 40 of their signature English Breakfast and Earl Grey tea bags, and come in a number of colours and styles. [Photo courtesy Williamson Tea]
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 5Papier D’Armenie Scented Burning Papers – During a trip to Armenia, French chemist Auguste Ponsot discovered the ancient art of burning benzoin resin as a disinfectant and home fragrance. Back in his Paris lab, he discovered a way to safely package the concept by diluting the resin with alcohol and imbuing fine strips of paper packed in booklets like matches. The original design of the booklets was inspired by the 1900 Paris Expo graphics, where his Papier d’Armenie captured the attention of pharmacists and the public alike. They also offer a starter box containing booklets of the three original scents, packaged in a box with striking 1960s styling.
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 6Spice Walla – Created by a successful chef-turned-restaurateur, and beloved by home chefs everywhere, Spice Walla’s playful tins are inspired by Indian packaging, in particular large blocks of colours and bold lines interspersed with spontaneous illustrations and funny sayings in a sort of horror vacui style – a fear of empty space. The look is notable in Indian folk art, which is infused with images of gods and goddesses and gilded detailing. The over 125 spice offerings are all picked, processed and packed by hand. [Photo: Lauren Van Epps]
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 7Rossi 1931 – Born in Borgo San Lorenzo, Florence, Rossi 1931 began as a typography studio in the midst of the emboldened Italian Futurism movement in art and design. Rossi later applied modern technology to the production of traditional hand-printed Florentine stationery. Instantly recognisable, Rossi 1931 proudly preserves a centuries-old legacy of Italian artistry. Stationary and cards come packed in sturdy decorative boxes that are virtually impossible to throw away, long after you’ve written your last letter.
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 8TÒMÒ – A platform for emerging Vietnamese art – made and sold in Vietnam – TÒMÒ offers personal care products, home accessories and select beverages, all packaged in reproductions of artists’ works as they were originally intended. TÒMÒ’s goal is to get art into the hands of more people by combining it with great products. They will launch in September 2020 with Rượu Mơ, a popular Vietnamese apricot liqueur, rigorously authentic and locally sourced from just outside Hanoi. Stay tuned!
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 9Leone Pastiglie Martini Rosso – In a collaboration with one of Italy’s most iconic brands, Leone has infused their gummy pastiglie candies with the distinctive bitter, herbaceous flavour profile of Martini Rosso Vermouth. The candies’ wrappers mirror Martini’s vintage advertising and are super colourful and nostalgic. The collection of chewable cocktails also includes Amaro Lucano, another beloved herbal digestive.
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 10Fornasetti Scented Candles – The luxury Italian decorative arts atelier is known worldwide for furniture and home accessories that combine humour, nostalgia, whimsy and absolute elegance; patriarch of the family business Piero Fornasetti is considered one of the most outrageous and creative figures of 20th-century Italian design. Fornasetti candles are a truly affordable luxury. They’re often hand-painted and scented with powerful essential oils and botanical extracts – and their containers are decorative masterpieces that you’ll want to keep around for good.
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 11Ramona Canned Spritzers – The brainchild of award-winning wine director and master sommelier Jordan Salcito, RAMONA is an elevated spritz experience sold in sustainable packaging at an affordable price. The design of these clever cans, which contain premium wines and real juice, is inspired by Russian Constructivism – the notion that great art belongs to everyone, and that art exists as much in posters plastered on the side of a dumpster as it does shuttered in the homes of elite collectors. Enjoy the drink, then save the cans to enjoy even longer. [Photo: Ramona]
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 12Trois Rivières French Plantation Rum Cuvée de l’Océan – Trois Rivières Plantation has been an integral part of Martinique’s heritage for three centuries. Their techniques, both in the field and in the cellar, have earned them worldwide recognition for Rhum Agricole, rum made from cane juice rather than molasses. Cuvée de l’Océan is made solely from sugarcane grown on the waterfront of Anse Trabaud in the extreme south of the island. The striking blue bottle is an homage to the sea and the uniquely briny quality of this cuvée.
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 13Mondino Amaro Bavarese – Mondino was generations in the making: Childhood friends banded together to revive a family recipe passed down from one of their grandfathers, who brought it to Germany from just south of the Bavarian border in Italy. Their version is made with locally sourced, completely organic ingredients. It comes in a classic Krug bottle design, embossed with a label rife with symbolism: the German and Italian flags, a sparkle of sunshine and their favourite mountain to climb, not far from the distillery .
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 14Ritual Chocolate – Ritual Chocolate handcrafts small-batch bean-to-bar chocolate using classic European methods with a modern American style. They’re located in the mountainous wild in Park City, Utah, which partially inspired their logo and design. The packaging concept pays homage to cacao’s complex journey from their sustainable sources throughout South and Central America and back to Utah where they’re processed, with hand-drawn icons that depict their individual origins and steps of the process. The collection sets are as striking to behold as they are to savour.
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 15Rochelt – Tyrol, Austria is home to the ancient art of fruit distillery, first created as a natural remedy and a cure for isolation in the deep stretches of the Alpine Valley. Founder Günter Rochelt set out to reclaim the reputation of Austrian fruit brandy, long tarnished by big-name, low-quality labels. Fifty years on, the family maintains relationships with growers to ensure enduring quality. Small batches are packaged in traditional Austrian Pincer-shaped, emerald-green glass bottles complete with distinctive artisanal toppers for each variety. [Photo: Ingo Pertramer for Rochelt]
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Inside Out: 15 Products With Extraordinary Packaging You’ll Want To Keep.
Slide Nr 16Maison Boissier – What began nearly 200 years ago as one young man’s dream to move to Paris and make candy is now practically synonymous with Paris itself. Beloved by the literary set, in particular Victor Hugo and Alexandre Dumas, the candy confections took off in the mid 1800s with inspired packaging designs that are still in use today. The famed pétales de chocolat (chocolate petals), as decadent as they are delicate, come inside signature tins which were first released in the 1930s and are popular with collectors.
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