Syrian Packaging Design
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Syrian Packaging Design
Syrian packaging design has a long and rich history. It was heavily influenced by the Islamic Golden Age, which saw a rise in the production of manuscripts and books, and a flourishing of the art of calligraphy. This influence is still seen today in many aspects of Syrian design, such as the use of beautiful and intricate lettering, and the incorporation of Islamic geometric patterns. In modern times, Syrian packaging design has been heavily influenced by the traditional art of Syrian embroidery, which is characterized by bright colors and intricate geometric patterns. This has been seen in the use of vivid colors and intricate patterns in many of the packaging designs produced in Syria. Furthermore, the traditional craft of weaving has also had a big impact on Syrian packaging designs, as seen in the use of natural materials such as jute and cotton. Lastly, modern Syrian packaging design has been heavily influenced by the diaspora of Syrian refugees, who have brought with them a range of new and innovative ideas, including the use of bold colors and modern typography.
Colors, Patterns, Embroidery, Weaving, Diaspora.
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