Grameenphone Logo
Left of the wordmark is an abstract emblem composed of three glossy, teardrop-shaped petals arranged radially so their narrow ends meet near the center, forming a propeller-like cluster. The petals show a smooth cyan-to-blue gradient with l...
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About Grameenphone
Left of the wordmark is an abstract emblem composed of three glossy, teardrop-shaped petals arranged radially so their narrow ends meet near the center, forming a propeller-like cluster. The petals show a smooth cyan-to-blue gradient with lighter highlights on the upper surfaces that create a slightly three-dimensional, glossy look.
To the right is a lowercase, black sans-serif wordmark reading "grameenphone" set on a single horizontal line. The overall layout is emblem-left, wordmark-right on a white background, giving a clean, modern telecom-style lockup.
What's in it: teardrops (droplets / petals)
Shapes: three teardrop cluster radial/propeller-like emblem horizontal wordmark
Style: modern minimalist abstract gradient glossy highlight
Text in logo: grameenphone
Abstract, suggests motion or connectivity through a three-petal, propeller-like mark (visually indicative rather than literal).
Colors
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Frequently asked
Are there words in this logo?
Yes — a single-line, lowercase wordmark that reads "grameenphone" in black.
What is the emblem shape?
An abstract cluster of three teardrop/droplet shapes arranged radially (propeller-like).
What are the main colours?
A cyan-to-blue gradient for the emblem with black for the wordmark (white background).
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