Wonsik Chae Makes Light of Tea Time
Eric Gratacap — January 8, 2010 — Unique
References: inewidea
These glowing tea bags light up your table in lieu of a candle. The tricky part is that they have to be in contact with the water for it to give off its radiant glow.
These glowing tea bags sure beat the battery-powered candle I get at some of the super fancy restaurants I frequent. Take a look through the above gallery to see them in action.
Implications - One of the easiest ways for a company to establish itself in the marketplace is by adding a simple experimental twist to a traditional product. By offering a new look to a recognized commodity, the brand will attract interest from consumers interested in a new take on a timeless product.
These glowing tea bags sure beat the battery-powered candle I get at some of the super fancy restaurants I frequent. Take a look through the above gallery to see them in action.
Implications - One of the easiest ways for a company to establish itself in the marketplace is by adding a simple experimental twist to a traditional product. By offering a new look to a recognized commodity, the brand will attract interest from consumers interested in a new take on a timeless product.
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Glowing Tea Bags — Innovative tea bags that emit a radiant glow when in contact with water.
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Candle Alternatives — Exploring alternative ways to create ambiance and lighting for dining experiences.
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Experimental Product Design — Integrating experimental twists into traditional products to attract consumer interest.
Industry Implications
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Food and Beverage — Food and beverage companies can explore innovative packaging and presentation options to enhance the overall dining experience.
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Home Decor — Home decor industry can develop unique lighting solutions that offer a different take on traditional candles.
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Consumer Goods — Consumer goods companies can experiment with new design elements to revitalize existing products and maintain consumer interest.
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