HOW WE MADE IT

Everyone has something they love to do most, be it hobby or TV series binge watching. Sometimes we all can't help but utter some lovely words to describe our passion. Now it's time for us to tell you about what our passion is - and that's a product.

HOW WE MADE IT We will tell you which way the product goes before you touch it. It resembles the stages of carrying a future child.

So, an idea is always the foundation. (Eureka! An insight! You name it.) But look! The idea for us has always been making cooking easier, more pleasant and more stylish. Developing a product which would be of high quality, thought over and useful.

The first trimester of the manufacturer's "pregnancy" is marked by the search for a solution to a particular problem. Next, an artist who collects all the ideas on paper joins the brainstorming. He determines where the heart of the future product is.

Let's get back to our favourite product. It's a spice holder. Initially, our team aimed to solve the problem of compact and convenient storage of seasonings. It's relevant to a lot of people. After all, there often are not enough cans, and spices are stored in the manufacturer's packages, or it is very uncomfortable to use containers when trying to pour the right amount into the dish. Having faced such inconveniences once, we decided to change and improve them. When creating a spice holder, we drew lots of prototypes and considered several designs. During the "second trimester" they all were transformed  into the best option that you see today. Our artist's graph paper "saw" a lot of product sketches.

The choice of production materials is a special stage. At this stage, we check, test, and verify everything. Using the product means that the flasks are opened/closed repeatedly. In order to prevent the cork from falling apart in your hands, we found a good solution  - a cork made of whole oak bark, not of its crumb.

Well, once the sketch and materials were ready the masters could start creating. We spent the third trimester in the workshop. Then, a new product was born. But that's not the end of the "birth" story either. We needed to test the product to make sure it was perfect. Only then, when all's well, we can offer the product to you.

Now meet the product, take a look at how it was created and share your thoughts with us.