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Payal Novelty Bindi: Cultural Product or Fashion Accessory?
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The bindi brand Pearl Eyeflax was marketed by micro organization Payal Novelty Private Limited (PNPL), based in Bhubaneshwar, India. A bindi had rich traditional importance and was historically a critical part of the attire worn by women in India. However, over time the bindi had evolved to become more of a fashion accessory. With the rise of fusion fashion and growing international popularity of the bindi as a fashion accessory, the director of PNPL had to consider how best to showcase the bindi and devise possible branding and segmentation strategies to help the company reach an ambitious sales target of ₹25 million by 2023. What new segments and positioning strategies could PNPL focus on? What kind of branding strategies would spur growth? And should PNPL position the bindi as a cultural product or a fashion accessory?