top of page

Plantable Business Cards

for maati group x the bartan company • 2025 • hyderabad

Maati Gifts Cards Look.jpg

This design concept for these business cards incorporates traditional kolam designs, which are deeply rooted in South Indian culture, along with other elements that reinforce the brand's identity. Here's the breakdown of the thought process:

TBC Cards Look.jpg

1. Incorporating Tradition

Kolam Motif:

The kolam patterns symbolize auspiciousness, harmony, and cultural heritage. These designs evoke a sense of rootedness, connecting the brand with tradition and authenticity.

Relevance: Using kolam reflects the brand's focus on sustainability and a return to eco-friendly practices, aligning with values of simplicity and mindfulness.

2. Color Palette

Earthy Tones:

The card emphasizes the brand’s pioneering role in eco-friendly initiatives, such as zero-waste events and handmade, curated products. This strengthens the environmental appeal of the Maati Group.

3. Sustainability Messaging

Eco-Focused Text:

The use of brown and beige tones signifies eco-consciousness and aligns with natural, sustainable practices. These colors evoke warmth, trust, and a connection to the earth.

4. Design Structure

Symmetry:

The symmetrical layout of the kolam designs enhances visual balance and reflects the structured patterns found in traditional art.

Rounded Edges:

The soft, rounded corners of the cards echo the curves in the kolam designs, creating a cohesive visual language.

5. Brand Differentiation

The inclusion of cultural elements sets the brand apart from competitors by reinforcing its unique identity. The tagline (“Handmades & Homemades, curated with love”) encapsulates the brand’s core values.

tbc-visiting-card-front.png

EXPLORE SIMILAR

maatigifts-visiting-card-front.png
bottom of page