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Bzzz Honey Packaging by Backbone Studio

As the tastiest honey is usually found in beehives, but impossible to buy in a market, Armenian designers of Backbone Studio conceived packaging out of wood as an improvised beehive place holder to contain honey.
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'Bzzz Honey' Packaging by Backbone Studio

As the tastiest honey is usually found in beehives, but impossible to buy in a market, Armenian designers of Backbone Studio conceived packaging out of wood as an improvised beehive place holder to contain honey. The simple enclosure reflects the visual design language of the nest only without the bees.

Detail of the wooden enclosure

Design process

Ideation sketches

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