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I designed this luxury packaging for my own brand Mughal's Mart - Premium Kashmiri Saffron from Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir.
CONCEPT: The Royal Opening
I didn't want a cheap brown pouch. I wanted a RITUAL.
The Story:
When you open this Emerald Green box with Gold Foil logo (M with Crown & Mountains), you feel you are opening a treasure from the valleys of Kashmir.
Design Details:
→ Color: Royal Emerald Green + Gold Foil
→ Logo: Gold embossed 'M' with Mountain & Crown
→ Inside: Gold silk paper + Grade I Saffron (1g)
→ Style: Mughal Minimalism - Heritage meets Luxury
Result: From local shop feel to Dubai luxury brand feel.
Most Kashmiri brands sell in plastic. Luxury buyers pay for FEELING.
Want me to transform your food product into a luxury brand? Let's talk.
Tools: Figma, Illustrator, Packaging Design
Rate: $50/hr
#packagingdesign #luxurypackaging #branddesign #saffron #shopify #mughalsmart #kashmiri #muzaffarabad
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