Honey Brand Packaging & Label Design
Budget: ₹600 – ₹2,500 INR
I’m ready to take our 100-year family tradition of harvesting 100 % pure, unprocessed hill-honey beyond our hometown and onto shelves across India. To do that well, I need a standout packaging system—centred on premium glass jars—that instantly communicates authenticity, health benefits, and the unique hills-of-northern-India origin.
Scope
• Design a cohesive brand identity (logo refinement if needed, colour palette, typography) that feels earthy, trustworthy and premium.
• Create label artwork for glass jars in five retail sizes: 50 g, 120 g, 250 g, 350 g and 500 g.
• Front and back panels must weave in our family history, key health highlights and the geographic source story without looking cluttered.
• Supply photorealistic mock-ups for each jar size to aid online listings and vendor pitches.
• Deliver press-ready, editable files in AI/PSD plus outlined, CMYK PDFs.
Acceptance
Designs should be scalable across all stated sizes without loss of legibility; colours must stay consistent in CMYK; and final files need 3 mm bleed, 300 dpi resolution.
If you’re comfortable shaping natural-food packaging in Illustrator or similar tools and can capture rustic heritage with a modern shelf appeal, I’d love to see your ideas and portfolio examples.
Scope
• Design a cohesive brand identity (logo refinement if needed, colour palette, typography) that feels earthy, trustworthy and premium.
• Create label artwork for glass jars in five retail sizes: 50 g, 120 g, 250 g, 350 g and 500 g.
• Front and back panels must weave in our family history, key health highlights and the geographic source story without looking cluttered.
• Supply photorealistic mock-ups for each jar size to aid online listings and vendor pitches.
• Deliver press-ready, editable files in AI/PSD plus outlined, CMYK PDFs.
Acceptance
Designs should be scalable across all stated sizes without loss of legibility; colours must stay consistent in CMYK; and final files need 3 mm bleed, 300 dpi resolution.
If you’re comfortable shaping natural-food packaging in Illustrator or similar tools and can capture rustic heritage with a modern shelf appeal, I’d love to see your ideas and portfolio examples.