Sushi row, Tramontina, has packaging inspired by Japanese artists

To meet the strong demand for products to serve Japanese food, Tramontina throws his line Sushi. Are wood products in the colors red and black. The packages were developed by the Rio Grande do Sul agency Zon Design, which sought inspiration in Japanese graphic artists Ikko Tanaka and Ryuichi Yamashiro. The graphic design of brown paper boxes refer to the geometry, angles and colors that the artists use on their posters. According to the Agency, the vibrant colors found in the world of Japanese pop culture give life, modernity and attractiveness to packaging. Tracks in 45 degrees, brought from Russian Constructivism, value the product name. The choice of brown paper packages suggests rusticity as products are produced.