In the blend of heritage and modern communication the creation of unique yet interconnected logos becomes a strategic necessity. Just as a versatile expert delves, into fields a brand must also navigate the realms of identity and global appeal. While an Assamese logo beautifully intertwines roots an English counterpart seamlessly merges into the landscape transcending language barriers. This duality in design is more than a pursuit; it’s a profound recognition of the diverse audiences that a brand encounters. A logo in the tongue resonates with authenticity and community while its English version embodies accessibility and interconnectedness. These logos exist not as isolated entities but as companions shedding light on the brands story with versatility. Hence embracing the need for logos—one in Assamese and another in the universal language of English—is, like orchestrating a strategic symphony that resonates on both local stages and global platforms.
The brand mark looks like the letter ‘K’ to represent the first initial of the brand name Kanyaka.
The leaf in the symbol symbolise farming, agriculture and growth. The stripes represents the ploughed filed (pothar) of Assam.
The stripes also looks like thumbprint and it stands for the uniqueness of every farmer who contributed to the growth of the state, community and human kind through their sweat, work and passion.