Sanitary Pads
Brand and Packaging Design
Context:
In Indian culture, talking about menstruation is still considered a taboo. Periods have traditionally been seen as something ‘unclean’, with women being forced to go to great lengths just to hide any signs of it. From not being allowed to enter into temples, to being forced to stay outside of the kitchen, there are a lot of archaic superstitions and rules that people still enforce.
Our Mission:
The name Azah is based on the Hebrew word "Aza", meaning strength. Through Azah, we aim to help the Indian woman realize the immense amount of strength she carries within herself. We want to stand, hand in hand with her in her fight against everything that discourages her from truly being ‘her’. Especially against the culture, that treats menstruation, one of the most significant parts of her identity as a woman, akin to a taboo. With Azah, we want to change that and be part of a much greater social movement, aimed at transforming the way Indian society treats its women, with a special focus on menstruation and feminine wellness to begin with.
The name Azah is based on the Hebrew word "Aza", meaning strength. Through Azah, we aim to help the Indian woman realize the immense amount of strength she carries within herself. We want to stand, hand in hand with her in her fight against everything that discourages her from truly being ‘her’. Especially against the culture, that treats menstruation, one of the most significant parts of her identity as a woman, akin to a taboo. With Azah, we want to change that and be part of a much greater social movement, aimed at transforming the way Indian society treats its women, with a special focus on menstruation and feminine wellness to begin with.
