80 ml · Sculptural
YM-0438
Shape Collection
Sculptural bottles carry a distinctive silhouette without the cost of new tooling. For a brand that wants a memorable object but is not ready to invest in a mold, this group is the practical route to a shape that does not look generic.
At a Glance
Figures describe the references currently published in the YAMEI catalogue. An existing structure does not mean fixed warehouse stock or continuous availability, and every specification is confirmed against an approved sample before bulk production.
Visual References
Images are visual references only and do not represent fixed SKUs, guaranteed stock, prices, or confirmed customer projects.
YM-0438
YM-0090
YM-0091
YM-0137
YM-0177
YM-0458
YM-0139
YM-0138
YM-0450
YM-0203
YM-0506
YM-0173
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A brand-owned glass mold starts from 5,000 pieces on an automatic line, plus a separately quoted mold fee and a longer development cycle. That is a real barrier for a first launch. An existing sculptural structure gives a brand a recognisable shape at catalogue quantities instead.
The trade-off is exclusivity. These are existing structures, not shapes developed for one brand, so differentiation comes from colour, finish, decoration, cap choice and packaging rather than from the silhouette alone.
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Complex geometry makes glass distribution and base thickness more variable than on a simple cylinder, so those checks matter more here. Colour coating on a shaped body also needs care, since coverage can differ across a curve or a facet.
Cap proportion is decisive on these bottles. A closure that suits a plain cylinder can easily overwhelm a sculptural body, so cap matching is reviewed against the specific bottle rather than chosen independently.
Project Questions
Not from this group, which shows existing structures. Exclusivity requires a brand-owned mold, which starts from 5,000 pieces on an automatic line, plus a separately quoted mold fee. Colour, finish, decoration, cap and packaging are the usual ways to differentiate at smaller quantities.
Often yes, because complex geometry affects glass distribution, decoration coverage and reject rates. Pricing is confirmed after reviewing the specific structure, decoration, components and quantity.
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