Designed by Inch | Country: Ukraine
“Kiwi produces very unusual and colorful gift talismans, therefore there was a need to develop packaging that matches its products and shows the company’s individual approach to each piece.
Besides that the package had to meet all technical requirements for transporting papier-mâché animals and be strong, big enough and even have special holes to let air in so their animals can breath.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Inch | Country: Ukraine
“Kiwi produces very unusual and colorful gift talismans, therefore there was a need to develop packaging that matches its products and shows the company’s individual approach to each piece.
Besides that the package had to meet all technical requirements for transporting papier-mâché animals and be strong, big enough and even have special holes to let air in so their animals can breath.”
