Logos of India

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SOWA RIGPA The circular seal of National Institute of Sowa Rigpa (NISR) has a blue colour vase of flowers referring to purity, impermanence, cycles of life, serenity and peace is placed on a circle divided into white, blue, yellow, green and red pies representing the scope, variety and nature of illnesses and cure. A motif of a laboratory flask is placed above the vase. The circle is ensconced by a cyan circular border on which the name of the Institute is written in Tibetan, Devanagari and English.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HOMOEOPATHY The green colour circular emblem of National Institute of Homoeopathy (NIH) has an inverted equilateral triangle housing the motifs of Staff of Hermes crested by a lotus with the words ‘Aude Sapere’, with the borders of the triangle bearing the Latin words ‘Similia Similibus Curantur’ meaning ‘Like is Cured by Like’. The triangle is superimposed by a circular border on which the name of the Institute is inscribed. Below the circle, on a banner its motto in Sanskrit ‘शरीरमाध्यं खलु धर्मसाधनम्’ taken from the dramatic poem called Kumarasambhavam by Mahakavi Kalidasa. It means a ‘Healthy body is the means of Fulfilment of Dharma that is duty’. The Staff of Hermes refers to medicine and medical profession and the lotus refers to purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles and divine beauty.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHA The red and blue circular seal of National Institute of Siddha (NIS) has a Shivling supporting a traditional lamp crested by bilva (stone apple) leaves has a winding line behind bearing the words of ‘ஞானம் யோகம் வைத்தியம் வாதம்’. These are ensconced by a white circular border with blue outlines bearing the name of the Institute in Tamil and English.

NORTH EASTERN INSTITUTE OF AYURVEDA AND FOLK MEDICINE RESEARCH The circular pictorial seal of North Eastern Institute of Ayurveda and Folk Medicine Research (NEIAFMR) has a scene of Himalayan Mountains and  blue sky representing the States' geography, housing the motifs of a pair of green hands supporting a lotus and a mortar and pestle; its acronym and its tagline in Sanskrit ‘सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः’ (1.4.14, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad) meaning ‘May All be Healthy’. The mortar and pestle refer to the traditional medical systems; the lotus refers to purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles and divine beauty and the supporting hands refer to the nourishing and protecting efforts made toward folk medicines.

INSTITUTE OF TEACHING & RESEARCH IN AYURVEDA The circular emblem of Institute of Teaching & Research in Ayurveda (ITRA) in the tones of green and orange has a motif of a person in meditation held by an assemblage of leaves. These are ensconced by its name written in the form of a circle in English and Devanagari. At the bottom, its motto in Sanskrit ‘सर्वमूह्यमगाधार्थम्’ meaning ‘For the Sake of All Mystery and Depth’. The yogi and the leaves denote nature and cure and the colour green denotes life, regeneration, growth and wellbeing.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF UNANI MEDICINE The emblem of National Institute of Unani Medicine (NIUM) has a cross holding the Staff of Hermes with a pair of entwined serpents referring to care and protection and medicine and medical practice respectively. These are supported by a mortar and pestle referring to the unani medicine. All these are placed inside a white square which is further held by a diagonally placed square in yellow, red, cyan and black. These colours refer to the scope, nature and variety of beneficiaries and cure for illnesses. The motifs are supported by a pair of green laurels denoting ceremonies, victory, achievement, hard work and dedication. At the bottom, on a banner its acronym is written.

NORTH EASTERN INSTITUTE OF AYURVEDA & HOMOEOPATHY The circular seal of North Eastern Institute of Ayurveda & Homoeopathy (NEIAH) has a blue circle housing the motifs of a sun, the Staff of Hermes and mortar and pestle and its tagline. The circle is ensconced by a white circular border on which its name is inscribed in English and Devanagari. On the mortar its motto in Sanskrit ‘सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः’ (1.4.14, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad) meaning ‘May All be Healthy’ is written. Below the circle, on a banner its date of establishment and ‘Ministry of Ayush, Govt. of India’ are written. The Staff of Hermes refers to medicine and medical profession; the sun refers to life, energy, power, positivity, illumination, light and clarity and the mortar and pestle refer to the traditional medical systems.

RASHTRIYA AYURVEDA VIDYAPEETH The yellow colour circular seal of Rashtriya Ayurveda Vidyapeeth (RAV) has a map of India with waters of Indian ocean holding a poorna kumbha supported by its tagline in Sanskrit ‘सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः’ (1.4.14, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad) meaning ‘May All be Healthy’ is written. Its name is written around the map in blue and red in Devanagari and English. Poorna Kumbha refers to prosperity and abundance and the land and ocean refers to the native knowledge of medicine and healthcare.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NATUROPATHY The abstract pictorial emblem of National Institute of Naturopathy (NIN) has an orange sun, blue water and brown soil denoting the basic natural elements of earth.

ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF AYURVEDA The brown and yellow ochre circular seal of All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA) has a green banyan tree with glowing yellow sun supported on sides by two humans. Below the tree a person is seated. Below these motifs its motto in Sanskrit ‘सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः’ (1.4.14, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad) meaning ‘May All be Healthy’ is written. These motifs are ensconced by a brown circular border which bears its name in Devanagari and English.

GLOBALKIND WELLNESS The circular seal of Globalkind Wellness in tones of yellow and orange has a tree shaped as a crescent supporting a yoga teacher and student in cyan and green. Its name surmounts the motifs and its tagline ‘Magic of Alternative Therapy’ supports them. Its affiliations are written around in a circular form. The tree refers to strength, individuality, expression, calmness, growth, the interconnectedness of everything and perpetuity.

CITTER TIRUMULAR YOGAM ILLAM The greenland blue circular seal of Citter Tirumular Yogam Illam has a pupa with a hand in abhaya mudra and supported by a pair of hands. The mudra refers to peace, friendship, protection, reassurance and dispelling fear and the colours green and blue growth, nourishment, comfort, confidence and trust.

HARI OM YOGA VIDYA SCHOOL The circular seal of Hari Om Yoga Vidya School in dirty purple has a yogi surmounted by the name of the School and ensconced by a circular outline. The colour purple denotes royalty, nobility, luxury and power.

AURA GOA The green and brown logo of Aura Goa has standing yogi also forming a trunk of a tree with green leaves. The leaves form a halo around the yogi. Its name ‘Aura’ is written in thin serif capitals. At the bottom ‘Spa retreat, Goa’ is written. The tree and its colours refers to strength, individuality, expression, calmness, growth, the interconnectedness of everything and perpetuity.

WORLD PEACE YOGA CENTRE The cyan colour logo of World Peace Yoga Centre has a lotus and yogi motif with its name written on the right in cyan and grey in sans serif capitals. The lotus refers to purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles and divine beauty.

CYRIL YOGA AYURVEDA CENTRE The green and yellow emblem of Cyril Yoga Ayurveda Centre has a leaf with jagged margins has a tear drop shape holding an image of a yogi; its name placed on a banner and its year of establishment. The leaf refers to growth and rebirth.

DIYA YOGA INDIA The logo of Diya Yoga India has a pictorial of a red circle drawn with a dry brush with an orange flame, supported by its tagline in Sanskrit ‘अप् पो दीपो भवः’ meaning ‘You are the Lamp’ is written. On the right its name is written in thin sans serif capitals in red with extended terminals. The flame denotes light, illumination, awakening, devotion, purity, guidance, protection, hope and prosperity.

YOGA ESSENCE RISHIKESH The yellow, orange, red and cyan circular seal of Yoga Essence Rishikesh has acyan circle holding a lotus and a lamp with its name written on the lamp. The lotus denotes purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles and divine beauty and the lamp denotes light, illumination, awakening, devotion, purity, guidance, protection, hope and prosperity.

SOUL YOGA & WELLNESS The orange and red word mark logo of Soul Yoga & Wellness has its name written in two lines. The ‘O’ of the ‘Soul’ is depicted as a yogi using two swooshes and a dot inside a crescent. Its tagline ‘Ignite Your Inner Potential’ is written at the bottom in red italics script. The logo is attractive and pleasant.

SITA CULTURAL CENTER The logo of Sita Cultural Center is a word mark created using an experimental bold typeface in red with yellow outlines with ‘Cultural Center’ written in black. The logo is bold, prominent and attractive.

SCHOOL OF YOGA THRISSUR The circular seal of School of Yoga Thrissur has a yogi sitting on a pink lotus with a rainbow coloured backdrop placed inside a circle. The circle is ensconced by a white border with brown outlines, on which its name and ‘Centre for Yoga Studies & Research’ are written. The lotus refers to purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles and divine beauty.

SHIVAM NEELKANTH YOGA The logo of Shivam Neelkanth Yoga has a trishul (trident) with a small two headed drum (damru) representing Lord Shiva used to produce spiritual sounds and valour supported by its name written in black blue and grey.

VERITE The insignia of Verite has a wasabi green colour square with a 7 petalled white lotus spread housing seven trapezoids in yellow, orange, red, violet, electric blue, azure blue and green and a heptagon. The square refers to sturdiness, strength and completeness; the lotus refers to purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles; trapezoids refer to balance, stability and order; wasabi green symbolises resilience and the rainbow colours denote variety and synthesis.

LIVE WITH YOGA The logo of Live With Yoga has a yogi and a tree in green and fresh green colours as motifs supported by its name in green and reddish orange. ‘Live With’ is written in old style typeface with the dot on ‘i’ in orange supported by yoga in sans serif bold type. The tree refers to strength, individuality, expression, calmness, growth, the interconnectedness of everything and perpetuity. The colours used denote life, nature, energy and passion.

DIGAMBARA YOGA RETREAT CENTER The purple emblem of Digambara Yoga Retreat Center has a purple circle super imposed by two concentric white circles evolving into ellipses. The circle to ellipses transformation refers to expanding horizon of wellbeing and knowledge and the colour purple denotes royalty, nobility, luxury, power and ambition.

KAILASH TRIBAL SCHOOL OF YOGA & HOLISTIC HEALING The brown and black logo of Kailash Tribal School of Yoga & Holistic Healing has a motif of a yogi surrounded by vegetation. Alongside, its name is written in serif bold and script capitals and lowercase.

YAN CURE Yan Cure has a female yogi in pinkish orange supported by a dark aquamarine hand transforming into a tree. Below the motif its name is written along with its tagline ‘The Home of Health’. The tree refers to strength, individuality, expression, calmness, growth, the interconnectedness of everything and perpetuity; the colour pinkish orange denotes style and aesthetics and dark aqua marine denote courage, protection and tranquillity.

SADHANA YOGA FOUNDATION The logo of Sadhana Yoga Foundation has a yellow triangle with a lotus on its apex housing the letter ‘ॐ’, a traditional lamp and its acronym in blue. Around the outlines of the triangle its name is written in red. On the right the name of the Foundatiuon is written in red capitals and lowercase. The triangle refers to stability, balance, power and growth and the lamp with flame refers to light, illumination, awakening, devotion, purity, guidance, protection, hope and prosperity.

KALP NATURO The logo of Kalp Naturo has its name written in blue sans serif typeface with underlines supported by its tagline ‘Detox Purify Rejuvenate’. A pair of green leaves are placed between two the words to emphasise nature and natural cure.

YOGODA SATSANGA DHYANA KENDRA - AHMEDABAD The gold and dark blue motif of Yogoda Satsanga Dhyana Kendra - Ahmedabad has a lotus holding a five pointed star. The lotus refers to purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles and divine beauty; the five pointed star refers to perfect harmony among all things in life; the colour gold denotes wealth, prosperity, power, prestige and achievement and the dark blue denotes knowledge, authority and reliability.