Re-Interpretating the Mexican Piñata
This Christmas we took on the challenge of investigating and reinterpreting the mexican piñata with the goal of recreating it into a lovely christmas present for all of our clients.
We started of with an infographic card explaining the supposed origins of the piñata and ended up producing our very own mini version. Originally the mexican tradition explains each peak of the piñata as a representation of a capital sin but we wanted to give it our own meaning.
We gave each peak what we thought were the best advice or "tip" for a better working environment and the whole concept was based on the idea of breaking the piñata as a symbol of the breakthrough you'd have at work when following these simple habits. And of course, we couldn't forget the candy, symbol of the "fruits" of a hard work.
We started of with an infographic card explaining the supposed origins of the piñata and ended up producing our very own mini version. Originally the mexican tradition explains each peak of the piñata as a representation of a capital sin but we wanted to give it our own meaning.
We gave each peak what we thought were the best advice or "tip" for a better working environment and the whole concept was based on the idea of breaking the piñata as a symbol of the breakthrough you'd have at work when following these simple habits. And of course, we couldn't forget the candy, symbol of the "fruits" of a hard work.
made by Spectro Design | Monterrey, MX | 2011
