Cream Wine Labels with Delicate Gold Star Motifs.

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Material: Star Fantasy paper
Process / finish: Foil stamping, Embossing

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Cream Wine Labels with Delicate Gold Star Motifs

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Across the photographed roll, the design uses tiny metallic stars scattered around a fine botanical drawing on warm white stock. The supplied production notes identify star fantasy paper with foil stamping, embossing. In the repeat shown on the roll, the widely spaced elements keep the label airy and let each reflective accent register. Its photographed repeat also makes the spacing between labels and the balance of image and small type easy to judge. The printed identity is specific to this reference and is not supplied as a reusable template. A custom version would use approved artwork and a separately checked production brief.

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