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Just wrapped a new brand identity project — NORI
A premium ceremonial matcha brand built around the idea of ritual over routine.
The focus was on creating a calm, intentional experience through restrained visuals, tactile materials, and a cohesive packaging system.
From product to preparation, every detail was designed to slow things down and make the process feel considered.
Would love to hear your thoughts.
top class work 🔝
Thanks man 🙌🏻
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