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The logo for "Mersim Pira – Furrë Buke & Pastiçeri" (Bakery & Pastry) cleverly merges the initials "M" and "P" with the core elements of the business: a loaf of bread and a cake pan. This fusion creates a dynamic, fluid monogram through a modern, minimal aesthetic oval shape.
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