The chocolate company Filter enlisted the help of design firm Alok Nanda and Company to create packaging for the company's new line of premium chocolates. Available in six different varieties, Filter's new line features chocolate bars spiced with flavors found in the Indian sub-continent. Bursting with notes of Betel Leaf, Mango, Cinnamon and Parsi Ceremonial Rose, these exotic chocolates naturally called for an intriguing package.
Alok Nanda and Company created a series of packages adorned with traditional Indian motifs. The designers moved away from using the bright colors often associated with India. Veering away from this supposed kitschiness, the design is monochrome and classy. The appearance of the black and white exterior promises the consumer a premium chocolate experience featuring only the best ingredients.
Unexpected, clever and classy, the Filter chocolate packaging screams good taste.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Monochrome Indian-motif Branding
- Using monochrome Indian motifs in branding and packaging design creates a unique and sophisticated aesthetic.
- Exotic Flavor Influenced Packaging
- Incorporating flavors from different cultures into packaging design brings an element of intrigue and exoticism to the product.
- Premium Chocolate Experience
- Creating packaging that conveys a premium chocolate experience through elegant design and high-quality ingredients.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage
- Using Indian-motif branding techniques in the food and beverage industry to differentiate products and appeal to a culturally diverse market.
- Design and Packaging
- Developing innovative packaging designs that incorporate cultural elements for products in various industries.
- Luxury Goods
- Implementing monochrome Indian-motif branding for luxury goods to create a sense of exclusivity and sophistication.
