There is an old saying between Greeks and Italians: Una Faccia, Una Razza. One face, one people. Two shores of the same sea, two tables set with the same love.
First concepts for a Cretan import house built on the bond between Greek and Italian heritage. Three directions, produced in a single day. Tap any mark to see it closer.
ScrollThere is an old saying between Greeks and Italians: Una Faccia, Una Razza. One face, one people. Two shores of the same sea, two tables set with the same love.
The evolution of the packaging you already made. The lighthouse, the olive branches, and the Minoan column become engraved emblems with the weight of an old Mediterranean shipping house. It still says Crete at first glance, but now it belongs on a gourmet shelf in Athens, Rome, London, or New York.




Elia is the Greek word for olive. Oliva is the Italian. Two languages, one product, one name. The Greek and Italian bond you live, expressed in the simplest and most elegant way possible. Clean, timeless, and impossible for anyone else to claim.


You said this one will be yours for sure. Here the saying becomes the visual heart of the brand: two classical faces looking at each other, the space between them forming an ancient amphora. One people, two shores, the same sea. The seal that goes on the back of every label and makes a bottle of olive oil feel like family.


Every mark on this page is a working concept. The chosen direction gets rebuilt as clean vector artwork, protected, and rolled across everything the brand touches.