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The Bee Society

Honey gifting for eventsProduct and packaging design

3D product design and packaging for honey jars used at events, produced from our Tauranga studio.

The main project image for The Bee Society jar and packaging design project.

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Project overview

About the project

The business

The Bee Society needed jars for honey given at events, supplied to organisations in New Zealand and overseas.

The requirement

We were asked to create the jars themselves — 3D prints that are filled with liquid honey and used at events across the Asia-Pacific.

What we were asked to deliver

Product design, 3D visualisation and packaging design, delivered from our Tauranga studio.

What we created

What we created

Jar concepts

We developed a series of jar concepts for The Bee Society, producing 3D renders so each design could be reviewed before anything was made.

The finished jars are filled with liquid honey and used at events, from Auckland to Hong Kong.

  • Product design
  • 3D visualisation
One of the jar concepts developed for The Bee Society.
One of the jar concepts developed for The Bee Society

Packaging and presentation

Alongside the jars, we designed the packaging the honey is presented and delivered in.

  • Packaging design
  • 3D visualisation
Packaging design created for The Bee Society, shown open with bottles inside.
Packaging design for The Bee Society

Project imagery

More from this project

A second jar concept developed for The Bee Society.
A second jar concept
A third jar concept developed for The Bee Society.
A third jar concept
A fourth jar concept developed for The Bee Society.
A fourth jar concept
The closed packaging design created for The Bee Society.
The closed packaging design
The open packaging design created for The Bee Society, shown empty.
The open packaging, shown empty

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