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Completed designing the brand identity for Perfume Brand named
Noor & Vetiver- 'Let’s dive into nostalgia'. 💫😌
Noor & Vetiver brand vision is 'To create peace in chaos'.🙂↔️
and it's mission is 'To put you away from your crowded and busy place into the world of peace'.☺️
Noor & Vetiver makes small-batch perfumes inspired by Indian botanicals and memory: rain on dry earth, sandalwood in a temple courtyard, jasmine on a summer night. How is it ?
So, do you want to go in the world of nostalgia and peace ?
Need a brand designer ? Let's connect👍🏼
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