This innovative, futuristic project was inspired by the ancient architectural technique of “hazarashen,” derived from the “thousand” (hazar) pieces of wood used to build the roof. It seamlessly blends the past with the future in wine packaging design. Composing multiple elements that converge to create a unique shape, Futuris embraces a forward-thinking approach. Offering endless possibilities, these elements can be combined and transformed into various objects, seamlessly blending to create harmony or introducing angles for new possibilities. This adaptability encourages creative exploration, allowing the packaging to evolve to different contexts and preferences.rnThe name “Futuris” best reflects its essence, signifying its futuristic vision and potential for evolution while rooted in the past. It opens up new realms of possibilities for wine packaging, offering both functionality and aesthetic appeal. With its cutting-edge design and limitless potential, Futuris sets a new standard for innovation and creativity in the industry, drawing inspiration from ancient architectural techniques while embracing modernity and looking towards the future.rn
FUTURIS
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