Switzerland-based designer Ini Arkibong Has made a slow-glass Gene bottle After the launch of the brand in 2024, composer Dr. Drais and Snow Dog’s Spirits Company for Gin & Juice.
Still for the bottle, born in California Archibong The 90 was informed by references such as West Coast Hip-Hop Culture and Murano, Italy’s “Old World Elegance”, where the designer is Work on a large scale with glass blower,
The bottle has a small silhouette made of shiny black glass with a “honeycomb” texture, which covers its entirety. A brush gold cork cap tops the bottle, while its label is encapsulated in a boxed oval.
Arkibong pulled from a host of ERAS for his design, the 90s West Coast Street Style’s low-Riders and Diamond-Hacked Leather to the old world culture Murano GlasmakingWhich was concentrated in the law on the island of Venice in 1291.
Arkibong told Desanne, “There was an attempt to combine the things that were generally considered classic and beautiful and then it would be considered as ‘high-end bowler’ through the era of the 90s.”
“Another element added to making a bottle in Venice-the elegance of the old world. What kind of bottle would be on their shelf, imagining someone from that era?”
Eventually, Arkibong did Dr. Designed the bottle to encounter the style of the draw, To complement partially A more perforated premiere drink First created designer, representative of Snoop dog,
According to Arkibong, the end juice that could have a “happy-go-lucky” spirit, while still the bottle of Dr. The dreal was informed by the purification of music production.
“Dr Dra with Dra with Arkibong said,” An attempt has been tried to translate some integrals in an object. “
“This is part of the reason that I took the way to sample different ages and then pulled them together in a sophisticated, finished piece, similarly how Dr. Dra will keep a production together.”
The launch of the bottle is also being named Creative Director for Jin & Juice, where he will look after graphic identity, design language, future packaging concepts and visual presentation for the brand.
Other bottles made by designers for soul companies are included A collection of sculpture bottles by Thomas Heatherwick for the brand Bombay Neelam And “Brain” case by Philip Starc for Mortlach Whiskey,
Photography is courtesy of gin and juice
