Sessione privata

This tin shape is very popular when it comes to packaging orders. And this has good reasons! The round shape offers many possibilites, is extremely timeless and therefore ideal for different projects. At the same time, the modern lid with its inwardly rolled rim gives these tins a contemporary touch that lends every product a high-quality character. With the dimensions H 15 cm, Ø 6.7 cm and a filling capacity of 130 g, the items are ideally suited for the packaging of tea quantities commonly sold on the market. Even voluminous blends find enough space in these tins. Let your creativity flow and start your own project or simply let the puristic and timeless flair of these tins stand for itself. These items offer many possibilities!

Do you need a label specially made to your requirements? Or do you have a product idea but need help with its implementation? Feel free to contact our sales team and benefit from various possibilities within the scope of our individual marketing.

This series is extremely convincing by its tasteful design and puristic optic. The fine leaf pattern in combination with the linden green base are a very harmonic match. These items will especially be appealing to all lovers of the natural textures trend.

Wow Meow! This series is an invitation to relax. And while doing so, there is a lot to discover. Next to a numerous details as a bookshelf, reading glasses or a cozy wing chair this beautiful design combines the strong selling cat-theme with the urban jungle trend. Furthermore a portrait gallery shows successful Cha Cult designs from the present and past. A decor with love to detail that reflects a feeling of comfort and cosiness.

This extraordinary series shows interpretations of different world-famous artworks by the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt. "The Kiss" is one of the most famous motifs of Art Nouveau painting. It shows a couple in love and is considered the most popular work from Klimt's golden phase. "The Expectation" is a section of a mosaic frieze that Klimt made in 1910/1911 for the Palais Stoclet in Brussels. The motif's fine decorative elements pay homage to Egyptian mysticism and symbolism, which were central themes in Klimt's "golden period".  The "The Virgin" shows women who each represent different stages of life. In this way, the work creates a connection between beauty and transience, youth and mortality. The richly detailed, colourful decorations of the artworks are given a high-quality touch by exclusive gold accents.  So this series looks particularly noble and fine. A must-have for all art enthusiasts and Klimt fans.