This Tea Bag Design Features a Stamp-Like Adhesive to Keep Bags From Falling In
Alyson Wyers — October 28, 2014 — Art & Design
References: iidoubleyolk & psfk
This tea bag design was conceived to prevent the bag from falling in the cup. Created by London-based design studio Double Yolks, the Tag Tag is a concept that involves an adhesive tag that sticks to the outside of the mug when wet.
This low-cost solution will likely make a large difference for tea drinkers. This tea bag design holds itself in place when you pour the hot water in. Drinking tea is an important part of many different cultures, with many opting for bags over loose leaf teas for convenience's sake. Designer Tseng Yiwen was inspired by how people drink tea in China, for example.
After winning a Red Dot award, Yiwen and Dali Jun are looking for a patent to mass-produce the product.
This low-cost solution will likely make a large difference for tea drinkers. This tea bag design holds itself in place when you pour the hot water in. Drinking tea is an important part of many different cultures, with many opting for bags over loose leaf teas for convenience's sake. Designer Tseng Yiwen was inspired by how people drink tea in China, for example.
After winning a Red Dot award, Yiwen and Dali Jun are looking for a patent to mass-produce the product.
Trend Themes
1. Adhesive Tea Bag - The use of adhesive tags on tea bags to prevent them from falling into the cup.
2. Convenient Tea Brewing - The development of low-cost solutions that hold tea bags in place when hot water is poured in for a convenient brewing experience.
3. Cultural Tea Drinking - Exploring how different cultures drink tea to inspire innovative tea bag designs.
Industry Implications
1. Packaging - Opportunity to develop new tea bag packaging designs that incorporate adhesive tags.
2. Food and Beverage - Innovation in the tea industry to create tea bags that provide a convenient and hassle-free brewing experience.
3. Product Design - Market potential for designers to create innovative tea bag designs inspired by different cultures' tea drinking habits.
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