
Tea Packaging Terrain Visual Concept
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Design a set of tea packaging main visuals for packaging design direction, the concept is "{argument name="design concept" default="Mountain mist folds a sip of tea into a miniature terrain in a paper box"}". The product is a series of high mountain oolong teas with three different fermentation degrees, the image shows three slim drawer boxes and small tin can combinations, placed on a gray-white pedestal like a rock layer cross-section, the box surface graphics are not traditional landscape illustrations, but an abstract terrain system composed of tea soup color, altitude contour lines, and fog layering relationships. Composition uses horizontal display photography, with clear foreground, middle ground, and background layers, the main box faces the camera, side boxes and tin cans form structural changes, background maintains large-area low-contrast white space, suitable for packaging proposal display. Lighting is soft side-tilted morning mist light, not pursuing high contrast, but emphasizing paper embossing, partial silver hot stamping, sealing paper, aluminum foil inner bag, and tea dry leaf texture. Color system is divided by series into {argument name="color scheme" default="cold mist gray-green, roasted brown-gray, light gold amber"}, but overall should be low-saturation, restrained, mature. Material details focus on {argument name="material details" default="specialty paper fiber, embossed contour lines, partial UV, sealing aluminum film, tea tin brushed metal lid, and tea vein texture"}. Requires a small amount of Chinese dominant text, including series Chinese name, product name, one very short English auxiliary identification, and altitude batch information in the corner, the text should be directly integrated into the box front system. Suitable for tea brand packaging proposals, retail display renderings, e-commerce packaging displays, and brand recruitment materials.
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