Founded in the mid-1970s, the Osor Musical Evenings continue to adhere to its primary premise even in the fifth decade of its continuing existence – encouraging the creation of Croatian musical works. The Renaissance Cathedral of Osor, the central stage of the festival, has so far hosted nearly eight hundred concerts with over three hundred works commissioned by the festival from all generations of composers. The festival programmes, in addition to canonical classical music works from all periods, examine works of key figures of modern and contemporary music in Croatia, including Boris Papandopulo, Stjepan Šulek, Ivan Brkanović, Miroslav Miletić, Igor Kuljerić, Stanko Horvat, and others.

The visual identity for the 49th edition was designed by Neva Zidić using Stroy Grotesk and Stroy Mono by Hot Type with Dinamo’s ABC Honeymoon.

Studio Size coined the name “Umaki” by combining “umami,” the Japanese concept of savory deliciousness, with “umak,” the Croatian term for sauce. Umaki offers a range of raw sauces inspired by global culinary traditions, emphasizing umami flavors to elevate dishes to an international culinary standard.

The logo draws from the Japanese origin of “umami,” while the label design incorporates stylized national flags, hinting at each sauce’s unique flavor and origin. This approach not only helps consumers select their preferred sauce but also celebrates the diversity of global tastes and cultures, making them feel like travelers and taste tourists.