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Festive Pack for Gits Food Premix on Durga Pujo theme.

Audience

Tools Used

Millennials and Gen Z living away from family 

Adobe Fresco, Adobe InDesign

Product Photography

Attempting to know it all

We started with our research on Durga Pujo. We discovered key elements around it which include Durga Mata, her Trishul, her tiger, musical instruments, popular food items, red & white sarees, sindoor, dhunuchi and shankh.

The design follows the red and white themes of Durga Pujo. The brand uses purple labels for sweet and yellow for savoury dishes, while the logo has red, white and blue colours.

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Weaving Concepts

We created a pack of six traditional dishes for individuals living away from their families during Durga Pujo who may not know how to prepare any festive dishes.

The Gits Festive Pack can help bring a homely feel to their celebrations. It would include three sweet and three savoury dishes.

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Food Illustration

We illustrated the above food dishes for the front label.

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Structure

After much exploration and experimentation, we made a hexagonal structure to create six sections for six dishes.

It would resemble Dhaak on the outside and, when opened, reveal an illustration presented through distortion.

Structure and dimensions

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Outer Cover Colour

I experimented with various colours and designs for the packaging's exterior. The challenge was to make it as similar to Dhaak as possible while keeping the main colour red (sindoor).

The final design featured a dark brown wooden base, a bold deep red decorative cloth stripe, and golden brown accents for the strings and border.

Outer Cover Label Design

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Inner Illustration

The inner illustration depicted three Dhaaks at the bottom, the goddess's tiger, a devotee in proper attire holding a shankh, and another hand praying with a Dhunuchi.

This illustration embraces the festival by showcasing its beautiful colours and key elements that evoke joy and celebration.

We made 4 variations for the packages.

Prototypes

After many attempts, challenges and changes, we finally made a successful prototype with graphics for the packaging.

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Motif

Alpona, a folk Bengali rangoli style, inspires the motif on the cover page.

Multi-functionality

The rectangular lids with perforated edges can be removed and used as beautiful bookmarks later.

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My Role 

Ideation, Structure & Prototype

(Team effort)

Illustration

(Outer cover Dhaak illustration, one inner illustration)

Photography

(Product Shoot and Editing)

Meet The Team

Rhea Sen, Riya Garg (me), Sakshi Verma, Shruti Sheel

The greatest challenge in this project was mastering the structure. The packaging demanded complex geometry, yet we embraced it, transforming it into a unique and engaging design element. I also had the opportunity to learn about the festival and Bengali culture, which I incorporated into the illustrations—making the project both creatively and personally fulfilling.

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