The voodoo packaging project aims to provide an experimental cardboard packaging that enables one to seamlessly interact with the main attraction of the product , the shape and form of the cream liqueur bottle. an additional non experimental
packaging to emphasize graphics , has also been designed.
Blended & bottled at Adinco Distillers, Goa ,Voodoo Cream Liqueur is the first Indian cream liqueur, made from fresh Indian cow cream, whisky and other Italian ingredients. Adinco is a family-owned multi-spirit boutique distillery which prides itself in producing alcoholic beverages of the highest quality.
The packaging comprises of two carboard diecut pieces that fold into separate units, fitments, that go onto the top and bottom parts of the bottle , with interior contraptions that make the entire structure sturdy, enabling the user to hold the waist of the bottle,
as it was intended to.
The plain cardboard aesthetic not only maintains a neutrality but also reflects the simplicity and beauty of the product itself, a beautiful blend of cream and whiskey, a royal treatment of luxury.
The plain cardboard aesthetic not only maintains a neutrality but also reflects the simplicity and beauty of the product itself, a beautiful blend of cream and whiskey, a royal treatment of luxury.
