Padaria Teresense Logo
An oval, vintage-style badge in warm gold tones. Multiple stylised wheat stalk silhouettes rise from the lower center of the oval and fan outward, rendered in a lighter cream against a darker golden background. A thick brown ribbon/banner r...
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About Padaria Teresense
An oval, vintage-style badge in warm gold tones. Multiple stylised wheat stalk silhouettes rise from the lower center of the oval and fan outward, rendered in a lighter cream against a darker golden background. A thick brown ribbon/banner runs horizontally across the lower third of the oval; a small curved tab above the main ribbon contains the word "PADARIA" and the larger central ribbon contains the prominent wordmark. The year "1978" sits centered near the bottom inside the oval.
The mark uses layered outlines and a two-tone brown ribbon with a lighter tan border around the oval, giving a classic, rustic bakery-emblem appearance. The overall composition reads as a traditional badge or seal emphasizing grain/baking imagery and an established founding year.
What's in it: wheat stalks
Shapes: oval badge arched/banner ribbon circular/oval border
Style: vintage badge rustic flat/illustrative emblem
Text in logo: PADARIA TERESENSE 1978
Wheat stalks and warm gold/brown tones suggest baking, grain, harvest and a traditional bakery identity.
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Frequently asked
What does 'Padaria' mean?
'Padaria' is Portuguese for 'bakery' (visible on the small banner in the logo).
What year appears on the logo?
The logo shows the year 1978 centered near the bottom of the oval.
What do the wheat stalks represent?
Visually they represent grain and baking — a common symbol for bakeries and bread-making.
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