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Brand: Kalyan Silks
Owned by: Kalyan Group
Design: Fertilizer Films + Design
Design brief: ‘Kalyan Silks has the world’s largest silk showrooms. For many decades we’ve had a traditional Indian elephant as their logo. Keeping our world-wide expansion plans in mind, we felt the need for a new contemporary identity while retaining the traditional values.
The old logo had an elephant and the letter ‘K’. Both these elements, a strong identity established over the years, are retained in the new logo.
The letter ‘K’ is carved out from the figure of an elephant — the converging arcs are formed by the trunk and the tusk of the animal. Depending on how you look at it, the logo forms a ‘K’; and also forms a ‘smiling’ elephant. The skewed white square represents the dynamic, progressive, forward thinking outlook of Kalyan Silks. The red square that houses the insignia and and text represents perfect design vaastu.
The new logo embodies the spirit of youth and the values of our legacy all at once.’
Logo release: 25 February 2011
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One Comment
I feel that the logo has wrong typography construction!
I liked the elephant concept in the logo, but the overall look is not up to the mark. Compared to the old one, I’ll not go with this. The old logo also has typography in italics but the new one is over slanted.
– Anoop Konath Gopalan