Daiken Biomedical
Bottle form
Brand-inspired form × Detachable base
Daiken Biomedical's fish oil bottle becomes a matte white aroma stone. A bottle form and branded block base turn packaging identity into a usable desk display.
A familiar bottle,
a tangible brand memory.
Inspired by Daiken Biomedical's fish oil bottle, the piece retains cap grooves, rounded shoulders and bottle graphics in white gypsum with a subtle matte texture. The block base carries the blue-green logo, keeping the identity clear whether the pieces are displayed together or separately.
Transforming the bottle silhouette
The cap, shoulders and label graphics preserve a familiar product outline in a keepsake form.
Detachable base
A circular recess on the block supports the bottle form. The two pieces can also be displayed separately.
Matte white texture
Fine gypsum texture, natural edges and the blue-green identity reveal material and brand details.
Lift, add fragrance, replace.
A shape for everyday use.
The circular recess supports the bottle and provides a place to add fragrance, combining brand display with passive scent diffusion.
Lift the bottle form
Remove the bottle-shaped stone to reveal the circular recess in the base.
Add fragrance oil to the recess
Add a suitable amount of aroma oil to the stone surface inside the recess and allow it to absorb.
Replace the bottle to complete the display
Return the bottle to the base. The stone releases fragrance naturally while preserving the full brand form.
One object,
two ways to display it.
Combined or separated, from front or overhead, different views reveal the bottle outline, recess and gypsum texture. Dark settings contrast with the white form and emphasise the blue-green logo.
Details apart,
a complete identity together.
The bottle captures packaging features, while the block base retains the logo and circular recess. Each part is recognisable alone, or together as a desk fragrance ornament.
Styled images on this page were regenerated from actual product photos.
A familiar brand silhouette,
made into a custom object.
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