ANAND YOGALAYA

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Anand Yogalaya
ANAND YOGALAYA

Anand Yogalaya’s emblem is a monogram using ‘AY’ in the tones of red to orange with its name supporting at the bottom. The logo is bold and energetic. The colours red and orange denotes passion, energy, dynamism, vitality and action.

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