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Kokkili

“Kokkili” means elephant, a symbol of quiet strength, stability, and wisdom. That meaning became our guiding thought while shaping the tea and its world. We wanted to create something that feels full-bodied and rich, yet gentle and balanced, strength that supports, not overwhelms.

The elephant on the pack, carrying tea leaves, reflects this idea. It represents patience, care, and a calm confidence, values that feel deeply connected to how tea is meant to be experienced.

Tea, for us, is never about speed. It’s a slow, mindful ritual. As the leaves steep, warmth, depth, and comfort unfold gradually. This idea of “slow becoming” sits at the heart of Kokkili.

Our muted colour palette and visual language are designed to quietly echo this feeling, warmth, aroma, depth, and nature’s calm, so the experience begins even before the first sip.

Kokkili is our way of celebrating slowness, intention, and thoughtful strength in a world that often rushes past both.

The brand design is brought to life by Pankti Sheth, Dhavanshi Shah, Nisarg Bhavsar, shaped under the creative direction of Dhavanshi Shah.

 

Kokkili, tea packaging design by De Icebreaker Creative Studio, Republic of Korea. Image 1 of 8.Kokkili, tea packaging design by De Icebreaker Creative Studio, Republic of Korea. Image 2 of 8.Kokkili, tea packaging design by De Icebreaker Creative Studio, Republic of Korea. Image 3 of 8.Kokkili, tea packaging design by De Icebreaker Creative Studio, Republic of Korea. Image 4 of 8.Kokkili, tea packaging design by De Icebreaker Creative Studio, Republic of Korea. Image 5 of 8.Kokkili, tea packaging design by De Icebreaker Creative Studio, Republic of Korea. Image 6 of 8.Kokkili, tea packaging design by De Icebreaker Creative Studio, Republic of Korea. Image 7 of 8.Kokkili, tea packaging design by De Icebreaker Creative Studio, Republic of Korea. Image 8 of 8.

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