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Four white matcha cartons stacked and leaning against a dark green backdrop, each printed with a different green dot gradient motif, with a bamboo whisk resting between them.
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A packaging family where every face carries the same green stipple rendered as a different motif, tied together by a shared white stock and one tiny serif caps information line.
Visual description
Four white cartons are arranged asymmetrically on a dark green surface with a matching seamless wall. A tall narrow box stands at the back left reading "DISCOVERY SET" with "NET WT 15G 1 OZ" and "THREE UNIQUE BLENDS" beneath it, its lower half filled by a stippled green rising arc, and "EXCEPTIONALLY CRAFTED MATCHA POWDER" and "ORIGIN UJI, JAPAN" set very small at the foot. In front sits a large cube whose face is almost entirely taken by an oversized serif "12" in dot gradient. To the right a cube reading "THE MELODY BLEND" carries a stippled sunburst radiating from the bottom center. A flat rectangular box lying on its side reads "BAMBOO WHISK" in rotated caps with a green band wrapping its middle and "HAND CRAFTED IN UJI, JAPAN" along the right end. A bamboo chasen leans against the boxes at the center, its handle stamped with a small "12". Light is soft from the front left, leaving a gentle gradient on the backdrop.
Key takeaway
Range differentiation by motif rather than by color: sunburst, arc, numeral and band all come from one dot screen, so a shopper can tell the blends apart at a glance while the shelf still reads as one block. The typographic furniture stays identical on every pack, which is what keeps the variation from looking random.
Reuse notes
A good model for a small SKU family that has to look premium without foil, embossing or multiple stocks. The white and single green scheme depends on the photography being shot dark; on a white background the packs would lose their edges. Add a natural prop like the whisk to keep an all geometric system from feeling cold.
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