YOGA GITA

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Yoga Gita
YOGA GITA

The Yoga Gita has an abstract motif of a yogi or ‘namaste’ placed on a orange to yellow concentric circular background alongwith its name in black sans serif capitals. Its tagline ‘Yoga, As it is’ is written at the bottom. The motif is vibrant and energetic and refers to sincere and passionate practice of yoga.

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