Product-first festive creative
Your jewellery in the festival scene — not a stock diya graphic with a logo slapped on.
Jewellery demand is a festival calendar: Dhanteras, Diwali, Akshaya Tritiya, Rakhi, Karva Chauth, Eid, Christmas, Valentine’s. Nimora turns each into a campaign — festive-staged imagery of your actual stock, offer creatives, and a scheduled series that starts before the buying window opens.
Festive campaigns are always late: the season’s creative gets planned during the season, posted after competitors, and reduced to a generic “Happy Diwali” graphic with no product in it. The windows are short, predictable — and repeatedly missed.
Work the calendar in advance: restage existing stock on festival scenes (diyas and silk for Diwali, rakhi thalis, Eid crescents), add offers as editor text layers, generate the greeting-day posts with your pieces as the hero, and schedule the whole arc — teaser, offer, last-day urgency — weeks early.
Your jewellery in the festival scene — not a stock diya graphic with a logo slapped on.
Campaigns scheduled before demand peaks, when festive buyers are deciding where to shop.
The full calendar — regional festivals included — becomes affordable to campaign on.
Making-charge offers and rate-protection messages composed as clean creative, not WhatsApp forwards.
Pick the festivals that move your category.
Festival scenes applied to existing pieces.
Teaser → offer → urgency, with captions.
The queue runs the season for you.
The year’s biggest gold window, campaigned properly.
Bracelet and rakhi-adjacent sets in gifting frames.
Western-calendar moments for rings and pendants.
That is the model — the same bangle sells for Diwali, weddings and Akshaya Tritiya; only the scene, framing and offer change, at 20 credits per new image.
Two to three weeks before the buying window for awareness, with offer posts inside the window — all scheduled in one session.
Scene direction is free-form, so Onam, Durga Puja, Ugadi and Gudi Padwa stagings work exactly like the pan-Indian festivals.
Start with 150 free credits — enough to try designs, photos and captions on your own pieces. Pay-as-you-go after that; no subscription.
Start free with 150 credits