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Rubber Bands as a Wine Label

TwentyFour Wine

TwentyFour Wine

A significant portion of my design focuses on using ordinary materials in new ways. In that spirit I created TwentyFour Wine which uses rubber bands as its label. In doing so an everyday item is transformed into something beautiful. This reflects a good wine’s ability to transform a normal meal or occasion into something more meaningful and unique.

The name TwentyFour refers to the circumference of the bottle (in centimeters).

As an added bonus the rubber bands ensure that the bottle will not slip from your hands after an enjoyable evening with friends!

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One Response to “Rubber Bands as a Wine Label”

  1. TwentyFour Wine : Serious About Wine Says:
    June 15th, 2007 at 9:27 am

    […] packaging that talented designer Ben Schlitter, has designed for TwentyFour Wine is innovative and […]

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