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​Letters to My Son Memoires for my Daughter

​Through the words of loving parents, let us collect letters with their best wishes for their child that will count also as message the future generation. 

23/3/2016

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Dear Aiden

 
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23/6/2025 15:25:14

The hanging element in the logo is likely inspired by traditional Bengali decorations, such as Alpona (আল্পনা) patterns, festive garlands, or elements from Potochitro (পটচিত্র) art. These designs are commonly seen in Bengali culture during festivals, in sweet shops, and in traditional artwork.

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23/6/2025 15:25:30

Great! I'll create a logo concept with a Bengali cultural essence—using warm colors like red and gold, traditional motifs, and a sweet or festive element to reflect the spirit of brands like Bikanerwala and Haldiram. Let me generate the design now. 🎨✨









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