designs required in .AI format for our whole spices shop
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
The creative direction is a fusion of Modernist Minimalism (clean lines, bold color planes) and Indian Heritage. A key requirement for this project is the integration of a Die-Cut Transparent Window shaped like an intricate, antique carved bowl (Persian/Indian silver style) that allows the actual spice inside the pouch to be visible.
Scope of Work
You will design the Front and Back panels for 19 spice pouches. All products must share a unified "Brand Architecture" (same layout, fonts, and logo placement) but utilize different color palettes to distinguish the spices.
The Product List:
Halad (Turmeric) | 2. Kali Miri (Black Pepper) | 3. Shahjire/Jeera (Cumin) | 4. Dhane (Coriander) | 5. Lawang (Cloves) | 6. Weldode/Vilaychi (Cardamom) | 7. Tamal Patra (Bay Leaf) | 8. Sunth (Dry Ginger) | 9. Hing (Asafoetida) | 10. Mohri (Mustard) | 11. DaGad Ful (Stone Flower) | 12. Jaljira | 13. Chakra Ful (Star Anise) | 14. Jayfal (Nutmeg) | 15. Kasuri Methi | 16. Chhach Masala | 17. Chat Masala | 18. Amchur (Mango Powder) | 19. Eating Soda.
Key Design Requirements
1. The "Bowl" Concept (Visual Centerpiece)
The central focus of the front panel must be an intricate, antique-style carved bowl.
The "Jar" Innovation: Unlike standard pouches with a simple square window, the "jar/bowl" part of the design must be transparent.
The customer should see the actual seeds or powder through the bowl-shaped window, making it look like the bowl is filled with the spice.
2. Aesthetic & Style
Palette: Use a "Sun-drenched Modernist" aesthetic. Think saturated acrylic-like colors, bold flat planes, and high-key lighting (Turquoise, Mint Green, Coral, Lemon Yellow, Lavender).
Composition: Minimalist, geometric, and clean. Avoid cluttered "traditional" spice packaging styles.
Typography: Bold, clean, and highly legible.
3. Pouch Details (Front & Back)
Front: Brand Logo, Product Name (English & Marathi/Hindi), Net Weight, Veg Logo, and the Die-cut Bowl Window.
Back: Ingredients, Nutritional Table, FSSAI License placeholder, Barcode, Mfg/Batch/MRP area, and storage instructions ("Store in a cool, dry place").
Technical Deliverables
Master Template: One core design template that works for all 19 items.
Final Files: 19 Print-ready high-resolution files.
Formats: Vector files (AI or EPS) are mandatory. Layered PSD and PDF previews.
Dielines: Must include 1:1 scale dielines with Bleed and Margin safety zones.
Mockups: 3D high-quality renders of the pouches for marketing use.
Ideal Candidate
Experience in FMCG/Food packaging.
Strong portfolio showing modern, "clean" design aesthetics.
Ability to handle complex die-cut window layouts.
Understanding of Indian spice market visual cues is a plus.
Scope of Work
You will design the Front and Back panels for 19 spice pouches. All products must share a unified "Brand Architecture" (same layout, fonts, and logo placement) but utilize different color palettes to distinguish the spices.
The Product List:
Halad (Turmeric) | 2. Kali Miri (Black Pepper) | 3. Shahjire/Jeera (Cumin) | 4. Dhane (Coriander) | 5. Lawang (Cloves) | 6. Weldode/Vilaychi (Cardamom) | 7. Tamal Patra (Bay Leaf) | 8. Sunth (Dry Ginger) | 9. Hing (Asafoetida) | 10. Mohri (Mustard) | 11. DaGad Ful (Stone Flower) | 12. Jaljira | 13. Chakra Ful (Star Anise) | 14. Jayfal (Nutmeg) | 15. Kasuri Methi | 16. Chhach Masala | 17. Chat Masala | 18. Amchur (Mango Powder) | 19. Eating Soda.
Key Design Requirements
1. The "Bowl" Concept (Visual Centerpiece)
The central focus of the front panel must be an intricate, antique-style carved bowl.
The "Jar" Innovation: Unlike standard pouches with a simple square window, the "jar/bowl" part of the design must be transparent.
The customer should see the actual seeds or powder through the bowl-shaped window, making it look like the bowl is filled with the spice.
2. Aesthetic & Style
Palette: Use a "Sun-drenched Modernist" aesthetic. Think saturated acrylic-like colors, bold flat planes, and high-key lighting (Turquoise, Mint Green, Coral, Lemon Yellow, Lavender).
Composition: Minimalist, geometric, and clean. Avoid cluttered "traditional" spice packaging styles.
Typography: Bold, clean, and highly legible.
3. Pouch Details (Front & Back)
Front: Brand Logo, Product Name (English & Marathi/Hindi), Net Weight, Veg Logo, and the Die-cut Bowl Window.
Back: Ingredients, Nutritional Table, FSSAI License placeholder, Barcode, Mfg/Batch/MRP area, and storage instructions ("Store in a cool, dry place").
Technical Deliverables
Master Template: One core design template that works for all 19 items.
Final Files: 19 Print-ready high-resolution files.
Formats: Vector files (AI or EPS) are mandatory. Layered PSD and PDF previews.
Dielines: Must include 1:1 scale dielines with Bleed and Margin safety zones.
Mockups: 3D high-quality renders of the pouches for marketing use.
Ideal Candidate
Experience in FMCG/Food packaging.
Strong portfolio showing modern, "clean" design aesthetics.
Ability to handle complex die-cut window layouts.
Understanding of Indian spice market visual cues is a plus.