HNK paper bags

Client

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Production

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Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb

Packaging

Macan Atelier

2026

+ About project

For the National Theatre in Zagreb, we developed a bespoke collection of paper gift bags designed to extend and enrich the institution’s visual identity beyond its core promotional materials. Rather than treating packaging as a purely functional object, we approached it as an integral part of the brand experience: one that reflects the theatre’s cultural significance, artistic excellence, and timeless sophistication. 

Industry

Marketing, FMCG, creative industry

Design

Roberta Bratović

Tags

#editorialstationery #brandedmaterials #luxurystationery #paperbags #luxurypackaging

Project

HNK paper bags

The collection consists of two distinct yet complementary designs, each communicating a different aspect of the theatre's personality. The first embraces understated elegance through the use of premium black Pergraphica paper, whose rich texture immediately conveys quality and refinement. A three-dimensional logotype, finished with matte silver hot foil, creates a subtle play of light and shadow, adding depth without overpowering the composition. The restrained palette and tactile materials evoke a sense of quiet luxury, making the bag feel as carefully crafted as the performances it represents.In contrast, the second design offers a bold visual statement. Featuring expressive printed graphics enhanced with gold foil accents, it captures attention while maintaining a sense of sophistication. The dynamic composition transforms the gift bag into a memorable object that stands out long after an event has ended, reinforcing the theatre's identity through striking visual storytelling.Thoughtfully designed branded materials have the power to communicate far more than information. They create atmosphere, evoke emotion, and strengthen the connection between an institution and its audience.

PRINT TECHNOLOGY

2D hot foil,

3D hot foil

Digital print

Digital cut

Prototyping

When every detail, from paper selection to finishing techniques, is considered with intention, even the simplest promotional item becomes a meaningful extension of the brand.

Your branded materials should feel editorial, carefully curated rather than merely produced. They should expand your visual language beyond the expected, combining exceptional materials, refined craftsmanship, and compelling design to create objects that leave a lasting impression.

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