The Whitley Awards, an authoritative award in the field of global nature conservation, will be held in London, England. The trophy for this ceremony is produced by MC ART AWARDS, a Shenzhen manufacturing company, which takes efficient technology and standardized services as the core to provide a cost-effective trophy solution for this international environmental protection ceremony.
Design concept:
classic shape, practicality first
The trophy continues the iconic round shape of the Whitley Award. The surface of the cup is engraved with butterflies and WFN patterns symbolizing ecological protection, and the base is engraved with the name of the winner and the year of the award. The design team strictly refers to the archives of previous trophies to ensure the complete presentation of classic elements, while optimizing the weight to 1.2 kg for easy holding and display at the award ceremony.
Modular structure:
The cup body and base are detachable, which is convenient for transportation and engraving the winner’s information after the game. The laser engraving process ensures that the font is clear and wear-resistant.
Material upgrade: The main body is made of acrylic, and after 13 polishing and printing processes, the aesthetic sense is improved by 30%
Shenzhen manufacturing advantages: efficiency and quality
As a mature manufacturer rooted in Shenzhen, MC ART AWARDS relies on the industrial chain resources in the Pearl River Delta region to highlight three core competitiveness:
Environmental protection and sustainability
MC ART AWARDS actively responds to the environmental protection concept of the Whitley Award, using recyclable acrylic materials, and the recycling rate of production waste is over 100%. The trophy packaging uses recycled paper to reduce the use of disposable plastics, which is deeply in line with the event organizer’s purpose of “protecting the earth”
International event cooperation experience
MC ART AWARDS has continued to expand its international event trophy manufacturing business in recent years, and has provided standardized solutions for the US Masters, Snooker World Championships, etc. In this cooperation, the team conducted in-depth research on the historical archives of the Whitley Award, accurately reproduced the proportions of the classic trophy in 2008, and passed multiple proofing tests to ensure the restoration of details
