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The Virginia Marie Lambrix Packaging Gets a Touch of Black Magic

The package designs for Virginia Marie Lambrix's wines were inspired by the aesthetics of old witchcraft depictions. Designed by STRANGER & STRANGER, the bottles are labeled with a black and white graphic depicting a mythological gathering of robed men.

The reason why STRANGER & STRANGER chose to embrace this witchcraft motif is based on how they interpreted Virginia Marie Lambrix's original wine-making methods. Virginia Marie Lambrix is a biodynamic winemaker in California, which to STRANGER & STRANGER sounded similar to actions of witches and wizards.

The outcome resulted in Virginia Marie Lambrix receiving a dark and mystical labeling and matching wrapping paper depicting some sort of dark magic ritual of horn blowing, skull-wearing men. This is definitely a potion whose packaging might entice you to take a sip.
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3. Biodynamic Agriculture - The biodynamic agricultural industry can use imagery and branding elements based on witchcraft and wizardry to make their products more attractive and appealing to consumers.

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