Spice packaging design

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Effective packaging design understands consumers and allows them to satisfy themselves that they are making a rational decision, while still appealing to emotion, culture, and preferences. Keeping these all things in mind, recently we designed the packaging of Dhruti Masalas with clean labelling and offering clear and concise information incorporating all the essential design elements to make it appealing to the target audience. #creativeline #designagency #packagingdesign #graphicdesign…

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Indian packaged spices have a history that is almost as old as the human civilization of spices. Read DesignerPeople Blog on Indian Masala Packaging Design.

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HAFT[7] Stores's Spice Packaging design

Looking for spice packaging design? We've collected the best examples of packaging ideas, designs & images from the 99designs global design community. Get inspired and plan your custom spice package design today.

A very unique and colorful packaging design work for Natural Essence Dhoop Cones. Dhoop Cones are a type of incense that is commonly used in India and other parts of the world. They are made by combining various aromatic ingredients such as herbs, resins, spices, and essential oils, which are then shaped into a cone form and dried.

India has a vast History of spices. Medical writings of two ancient surgeons, Charaka from the 1st century and Susruta II from 2nd century referenced spices and herbs and had used a poultice from sesame to post-operation wounds.