Berlin-based creative agency Sucuk & Bratwurst is often known for its playful approach to 3D techniques and humorous designs. Now, it works together with Highsnobiety to release a new set of grinders just in time for 4/20. It is designed to look like realistic macarons using materials such as aluminum and polymer clay. It comes in three colors -- green, pink, or yellow and once it twists open, it unveils a grinder.
The grinder appropriately launches today, right on the day of 4/20, and is available for purchase on Highsnobiety's shop. It is exclusively available on this playful and the first look of the bright and playful grinders was seen during Milan Design Week. Here, both Highsnobiety and Sucuk & Bratwurst have a plethora of exciting news as well.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Playful 4/20 Accessories
- Opportunity for novelty and humor-focused brands to create playful and unconventional accessories for the cannabis industry.
- 3D Printed Product Designs
- Opportunity for companies to capitalize on the increasing trend of 3D printing to create unique and customizable products.
- Food-inspired Design
- Opportunity to adopt a food-inspired approach to design and create novelty products that stand out on the market.
Who This Affects Most
- Cannabis Accessories
- The cannabis industry has room for growth and differentiation with the increasing legalization and normalization of cannabis use.
- Manufacturing
- Companies specializing in 3D printing and innovative manufacturing techniques can provide services and products to companies looking to create unique designs.
- Product Design
- Product design agencies can offer food-inspired and unconventional design solutions to clients looking to stand out on the market.
