This olive oil packaging design by The BrandHouse for The Kotsonis Estate presents an organic and an extra virgin olive oil as precious oils that have been around for thousands of years.
Branding for the 3000 BC olive oil products was inspired by the fact that The Kotsonis Estate is situated near Ancient Mycenae, which is an area tied to the history of olive oil production. Archaeologists estimate that some of the world's first olive oil was produced way back in 3,000 BC, which is where this brand now gets its name from. The two olive oil bottles have shapely forms that draw inspiration from ancient Greek pottery and are printed with motifs that pay tribute to the origins of the oil, while still being appealing to a modern audience.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Ancient-inspired Packaging Designs
- Designs that draw inspiration from ancient civilizations offer an opportunity for brands to create a unique and nostalgic packaging experience.
- Historical Branding
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Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage Packaging
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- Art and Design
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