Butterfly Love Flower Food Chain Business Logo
A central stylised flower made of eight red, teardrop-shaped petals radiating from a small red circular center. Four blue‑purple butterflies sit diagonally around the flower (one near each corner), each butterfly shown with white decorative...
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About Butterfly Love Flower Food Chain Business
A central stylised flower made of eight red, teardrop-shaped petals radiating from a small red circular center. Four blue‑purple butterflies sit diagonally around the flower (one near each corner), each butterfly shown with white decorative dot markings and black outlines.
Beneath the graphic is a thin red horizontal rule; below that rule is a red serifed wordmark reading "B.L.F.C" with periods between letters. A small registered trademark ® appears near the top‑right butterfly.
What's in it: flower butterfly
Shapes: radial flower (eight teardrop petals) small central circle butterflies (four, arranged symmetrically) horizontal rule (line) wordmark
Style: symmetrical ornamental bold colors flat fill with outlines
Text in logo: B.L.F.C
A nature-inspired, floral motif with butterflies suggesting delicacy, growth and natural/ornamental themes; the symmetry implies balance and formality.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Frequently asked
What are the main colours in this logo?
Bright red (flower and wordmark) and a royal purple/deep blue (butterflies), with black outlines and white decorative spots.
Does the logo include text?
Yes — the red serifed wordmark 'B.L.F.C' appears beneath a horizontal rule.
What objects are depicted?
A stylised radial flower (eight petals) at center and four butterflies positioned around it.
Is this an abstract or literal logo?
It is a figurative/ornamental logo showing recognizable objects (flower and butterflies) rather than purely abstract shapes.
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