Masti
Design Problem
The taste of the Mithai (Indian desserts) is universally delicious, however, ornate and distinct cultural aesthetics of the packaging creates a barrier to entry for audiences who
are foreign to Indian culture.
What is Mithai?
Mithai comes in a variety of shapes and flavors: from cube-shaped barfis, and round laddoos, to diamond-cut kajus katlis and spiral jalebis. Flavors range from nutty and creamy (like pistachio, almond, cashew), to spiced and fragrant (cardamom, saffron, rosewater), and even rich and syrupy with ingredients like jaggery, ghee, and condensed milk.
Pain Points
Newcomers Are Aliented
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Flavor is Overshadowed
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Hard to Carry Around
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Value Proposition
Accessible to Anyone & Everyone with a sweet tooth
Like chocolate, mithai is universally
Making Culture Cool
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More Ergonomic Packaging
Allows for functionality
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Food & Packaging Design
Branding & Visual Identity