Indiram Logo and Label

Indiram Logo and Label

The Logo has Shirdi Saibaba s outline right on top  and the design emphasizes the three Masterchefs whose names are contained in the name Indiram.

It also indicates home, stability, preservation,hygiene  and storage ..

The green and brown are earth and plant colours - the colours of the earth where all foods are grown.

The central yellow represents the sun, the center of the universe and the energy of life.


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