- "Random, Collect, Modular" Chocolate Experience
TAROMA (Tea + Aroma) is a tea-flavored chocolate packaging design. The product adopts a modular system to provide consumers with a "random flavor" and "jigsaw puzzle" chocolate experience. TAROMA combines eastern tea culture with western chocolate culture and integrates gamification into packaging design.
Fine chocolates, high-end prices.
The people who are looking for a new chocolate experience or a preference for tea.
Matcha
Oolong Tea
Red Tea
White Tea
1. Chocolate Truffles:
4 kinds of truffle boxs for each flavor: No.1, No.2, NO.4, No.6.
2. "8+1" Chocolate Box:
Holding 9 piece chocolates, including an extra piece of random taste chocolate.
3. "Large Box":
Used for collecting all 4 flavors and a total of 36 pieces of chocolate.
/ Identifier
/ Color Palette & Typography
/ Visual Elements
There will be 4 kinds of bars for Each flavor: No.1, No.2, NO.4, No.6.
"No.1" (contains 1 piece of chocolate) is not sold separately, but it can be obtained from the "8+1" chocolate box.
"No.2", "No.4", "No.6" (contain 2 , 4 , and 6 pieces of chocolate, respectively) are both sold separately and can be obtained from the "8+1" chocolate box.
/ Chocolate Shapes
- The “Random Flavor” Experience
Each "8+1" box contains 8 pieces of known flavor chocolates and 1 piece of random taste chocolate.
The "8+1" box has become a carrier of random flavors and the primary way users collect all the chocolates.
There are two random layouts of chocolate plates in the "8+1" box：
Unlike the "8+1" box, the "large" box collects and pieces together all TAROMA patterns.
Therefore, the "large" box is empty, and consumers need to fill it up!
Because the "No.1" s can only be obtained through the "8+1" box, consumers need to purchase the "8+1" box multiple times to ensure they get all of the "No.1" s.
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