The dark wine bottle packaging for Vlahiko was developed by the Kommigraphics Design Studio to bring a sense of nostalgia to the hybrid wine. Vlahiko wine is combined with Bekari wine, making it a premium red wine of its kind. To celebrate the wine's origin from Greece, delicate lines that look like that of a loom were added to the bottle, making it seem as if it was embroidered by hand. As motifs like these can be traced back to places like the Ioannina region, this is a simple and subtle way to show off the wine's proud roots.
The wine casing turns the colorful embroidery details into a polished gold detail, which presents itself beautifully like the premium product it is.
Embroidery Wine Bottles
Vlahiko's Dark Wine Bottle Packaging Has Colorful Stitch Detailing
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