A rose wine from Yunnan dressed in the romance of classical Chinese illustration. The label centres on a flowing Tang dynasty-style beauty amid roses, bamboo, and misty water, rendered in a soft teal and dusty rose palette that feels closer to a scroll painting than a product label. The brand name 落饮 (Luo Yin) sits quietly above while 滇红玫瑰 (Red Rose Tea Fruit Wine) anchors the design in bold brushstroke-style characters, grounding the ethereal imagery with legibility. The clear glass bottle lets the deep ruby liquid read as part of the composition, and the scattered petal photography in the campaign shot reinforces that the packaging and its context were designed as a single visual idea. It is the kind of label that treats fruit wine as a cultural artifact rather than a shelf commodity.





