Zaaki Hummus Square Packaging — Bold Gen Z Palestinian Mockup

"Create a vibrant, high-impact, retail-ready hummus packaging mockup for Zaaki that feels bold, playful, and unmistakably modern — designed to appeal to Gen Z while remaining rooted in Palestinian and Levant food culture. Use a square, transparent plastic container with a square lid, grocery-store ready. Feature the Zaaki logo exactly as provided, large and unapologetic — it should feel like a badge, not a label. The word “HUMMUS” must appear clearly and boldly on the front panel, integrated into the design hierarchy (not small or secondary). Color direction (Zaaki palette only): Push high contrast color blocking using olive green #A7A838, mint/teal #60C3AD, rose pink #F37C90, and harissa orange #EC6542 Use off-white #FFFDF9 as breathing space, not the dominant tone Use deep near-black #150F11 for bold typography and punch Design style: Loud, confident, and playful — inspired by Gen Z brands, street posters, and modern food culture Fewer small details, bigger shapes and bolder moves Use oversized typography, expressive letterforms, and confident hierarchy Illustration should feel graphic, abstract, and fun, not delicate or sketchy Avoid: Soft hand-sketched textures Muted tones or washed-out pastels “Farmhouse” or artisan cues Busy ingredient doodles Instead: Use chunky shapes, dynamic layout, playful negative space Simple, bold icons or abstract food symbols Visual energy that feels social-media-native and shelf-stopping FDA realism: Include believable U.S. grocery labeling elements (net weight, ingredients, allergen statement, nutrition facts panel on side/back). These should feel authentic but not distract from the hero design. The hummus inside should be clearly visible — fresh, creamy, and appetizing. Overall vibe: Gen Z–approved Bold, joyful, and expressive Proudly Palestinian, not watered down Looks like it belongs on Instagram, TikTok, and a grocery shelf Lighting should be bright and modern. The final image should feel fun, fearless, and unmistakably Zaaki."