New York designer Joe Doucet created the packaging and branding for a new brand of sake, including a dimpled glass bottle designed to represent the mountains of Japan's Niigata Prefecture. More about Joe Doucet encourages westerners to drink sake with SŌTŌ bottle design
Japanese designer Kazuya Koike has used a fragrant Japanese wood to carve a set of sake cups that fit onto carafes as caps. More about Kazuya Koike crafts simple sake cups from Japanese cedar
Maison&Objet 2014: Japanese studio Nendo created 20 clear acrylic bottles to represent different Japanese words for rain in an exhibition at the Maison&Objet trade fair in Paris. More about Nendo bottles 20 "different kinds of rain" for Words installation
Italian architect Andrea Morgante of Shiro Studio has 3D-printed 25 versions of beer brand Peroni Nastro Azzurro's new bottle design. More about Andrea Morgante abstracts Peroni beer bottle into 3D-printed shapes
Product news: New York designer Karim Rashid has created a faceted glass bottle and visual identity for American vodka brand Anestasia. More about Vodka bottle by Karim Rashid for Anestasia
Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has trapped a crystal in a perfume bottle for crystal brand Swarovski. More about The Scent of Crystal by Tokujin Yoshioka
Milan 2010: Japanese designers Nendo will present a seemingly-empty perfume bottle in Milan next week. More about Clear Perfume Bottle by Nendo for 1%
Designer Karim Rashid has created a bottle that filters tap water as the user drinks it. More about Bobble by Karim Rashid
Designer Karim Rashid has created a baby's bottle that heats milk to body temperature without using electricity. More about Iiamo Go by Karim Rashid
Hamburg designer Alexa Lixfeld has designed a range of perfume bottles with concrete tops. More about Fragrance by Alexa Lixfeld
Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has designed two perfume bottles for French jeweller Cartier. More about Moon Fragment by Tokujin Yoshioka
Slovakian designer Tomas Kral presented a new collection of glass objects at 100% Design in London last month. More about Upgrade by Tomas Kral
Tokyo Design Week: Here's a fourth project by Torafu architects. The Kiriko Bottle project aims to revive ancient Japanese craftsmanship by using a glass cutting technique to make subtle alterations to everyday glass tableware.