Patel Sweets was established in 2014 with a simple mission — to offer the finest quality sweets to our community. Over the years, we have earned a special place in people’s hearts through our commitment to quality, a wide variety of delicious sweets, and treats prepared with the utmost care and passion. Every bite is crafted with love and served with warmth.
- Mrunalee / Artist, Designer
Since our company is an Indian sweet shop, we wanted our brand to reflect the richness of Indian culture and tradition. For centuries, the elephant has been admired in India as a symbol of wisdom, strength, and prosperity. Lord Ganesha, one of the most beloved deities in Hindu culture, is known as the remover of obstacles and the bringer of good fortune and success. Inspired by these meaningful symbols, we chose colors that celebrate our Indian heritage and the joyful spirit of our sweets.
To maintain the logo’s visibility and impact, always surround it with sufficient clear space. No text, images, or graphic elements should enter this protected area.
Clear Space (Live Area):
The clear space is calculated using the height of the logo (x):
Minimum size:
Orange, white, and green give the logo its distinctive Indian identity. These are the core brand colors and are most commonly used across collateral and packaging. The logo should always appear in the brand colors, black, or white. The white version may be used on solid-colored backgrounds. In some cases, the icon or the text may be used independently in communications, but in all other situations, the full logo must be displayed.
The greatest aspect of Athelas typeface is the nice, crisp look that it possesses and how it does not impede on what is surrounding it while also managing to stand out and look appealing to the eye.
Skia is a stylish sans serif typeface and has variable weight and width axes. The font includes old-style numerals, inferior and superior numbers and letters, fractions, and ligatures, demonstrating the richness of character set that such fonts can contain.
In India, sweets play a vital role in festivals, celebrations, and every happy occasion, and most traditional Indian sweets are made using milk or ghee as key ingredients.
With more than 80 varieties of sweets across the country, I chose two of my favorites to focus on for my packaging design project: Besan Barfi for seasonal boxes and Halwa for festive boxes.
