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Naturals Ice cream Cup

The idea started with a phrase we say in Maharashtra during Makar Sankranti  "til gud ghya, god god bola"  meaning "take this sesame and jaggery, and speak sweetly." That got me thinking: what if sesame and jaggery, the flavors at the heart of this festival, found their way into an ice cream? A sweet you could still enjoy in Mumbai's humid January heat.

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From there, I dug into the festival itself. Makar Sankranti is a solar festival marking the Sun's transition into Capricorn, and it's widely celebrated across India as a harvest festival, though traditions vary by region. In Maharashtra specifically, married women wear black sarees and host their own celebrations, exchanging til-gud and good wishes with each other. I wanted the illustration to reflect this regional flavor rather than a generic festival look,  so I brought in motifs like kites, traditional homes, rangoli patterns, and the swirl of jaggery, sugarcane and the sun, all of which are at their peak during this season.

Packaging Illustration for NIC ice cream cup for Makar Sankranti
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