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Branding and Packaging for Denada Ice Cream by Jo Cutri Studio - D1S1 Design Spotlight

Studio: Jo Cutri Studio

Client: Denada

Work: Packaging

Industry: Food & Beverage

Branding and Packaging for Denada Ice Cream

Jo Cutri Studio developed a minimal and sophisticated brand identity and packaging for Denada, a natural ice cream brand. The design reflects the product’s philosophy of simplicity and purity, using stripped-back visuals that emphasize transparency and quality.

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Tags: Additive, Ingredient, Minimalism, Packaging, Simplicity, Sophistication

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