Editorial Design
Research
Culture
2025
Publication Design
Can a magazine capture the spirit of a bazaar?
It began with understanding the stories behind India's traditional markets.
Building the System
Understanding the Bazaar
Craftsmanship
Visual Language
Colour
Imagery
Typography
Grid
Editorial System
In Print
Reflection
This project reinforced how editorial design goes beyond arranging content it shapes how stories are experienced. By translating research into a visual narrative, I learned how typography, imagery and layout can work together to preserve and communicate cultural identity.
Dilli Haat - Delhi
Johri Bazaar - Jaipur
Anjuna Flea Market - Goa
Shilparamam - Hyderabad
Ravivaari - Ahmedabad
The cultural significance and evolution of each market.
The communities, vendors and artisans behind every marketplace.
Architecture, colours, typography, textures and local character.
Regional crafts, handmade products and artisan traditions.
Bazaar
Welcome Five Featured Bazaars
Textile Feature Regional Crafts
Closing Spread Interactive Activities
Bazaar
Magazine
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The people are as important as the products.
The experience is layered.
Every bazaar has a unique identity.
A flexible editorial grid balancing immersive imagery with structured information.
Bazaar is an editorial publication celebrating India's handmade markets and the people who keep them alive. Through research, photography, illustration and editorial storytelling, the magazine documents five unique bazaars, their crafts, traditions and cultural significance.
History
People
Key Insights
Magazine Structure
