The Daisho Fishery Company has put together a collection of animated herbal tea bags called the Shark Tea Bags that creatively simulate a shark attack with edible red dye. The dye seeps into the water making it look as though the cardboard scuba diver handle was injured in an attack.
The Shark Tea Bags are a fun spin on the classic square or triangle designs, opting for a paper sachet that is shaped to look like a 3D shark. The breathing holes on the side of the sharks body are perforated, allowing the fruit tea's dried red leaves to give off a scarlet tinge to the water. As the color bleeds in, it looks as though the scuba diver was bit by the shark tea bag.
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Trend Themes
1. Animated Herbal Tea Bags - Opportunities for creating unique and interactive tea experiences by incorporating animation into tea bag designs.
2. Edible Red Dye - Potential for using edible red dye to enhance visual appeal and create immersive experiences in food and beverage products.
3. Simulation in Food Packaging - Innovative ways to simulate real-life scenarios or interactions through food packaging, creating engaging and memorable experiences for consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can explore new ways to enhance consumer interactions and create unique experiences through novel packaging designs.
2. Tea - The tea industry can incorporate interactive elements and visual effects, such as bleeding tea bags, to differentiate their products and attract customers.
3. Packaging - The packaging industry can explore innovative materials and designs that allow for interactive and immersive experiences, creating a stronger connection between consumers and products.