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A Case Study of MGS

Case Study: The Background

Myanmar's neighbors, particularly China, have long been interested in the country because of its abundant natural riches. Huge numbers of Chinese buyers have flooded the gem market, especially for jades, throughout the years. Despite being owned by Burmese people, the majority of their customers are Chinese gem sellers and purchasers.

About MGS

MGS is a gem and jewelry smith located in Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma). They have a deep understanding of the properties of different metals and gemstones, and they use their skills to create pieces that are both aesthetically pleasing and durable.

The Symbol

The dragon is traditionally regarded as a mythical creature of great strength and good fortune in Chinese culture. In addition, it was widely believed that dragons could control and embody various natural elements in their ``mythical form,`` including ``water, air, earth, fire, light, wind, storm, and electricity,`` which are regarded and immensely involved in their products and processes of desired goods by smiths.

The Elements

When designing a logo, philosophy and psychology are two crucial factors to consider, not only to ensure that it is visually alluring and meaningful, but also to elicit the appropriate emotions in the intended audience. The components of the logo as a whole serve as the foundation for its effectiveness in promoting their business.

Empowering Youths for Livelihoods

The owners establish their business not only by making beautiful and unique pieces of jewelry using precious metals and gemstones but also by training unemployed youths to work as skilled smiths as their livelihood during the socioeconomic crisis due to the current condition of political unrest.

Case Study: The Background

Myanmar's neighbors, particularly China, have long been interested in the country because of its abundant natural riches. Huge numbers of Chinese buyers have flooded the gem market, especially for jades, throughout the years. Despite being owned by Burmese people, the majority of their customers are Chinese gem sellers and purchasers.

About MGS

MGS is a gem and jewelry smith located in Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma). They have a deep understanding of the properties of different metals and gemstones, and they use their skills to create pieces that are both aesthetically pleasing and durable.

The Symbol

The dragon is traditionally regarded as a mythical creature of great strength and good fortune in Chinese culture. In addition, it was widely believed that dragons could control and embody various natural elements in their ``mythical form,`` including ``water, air, earth, fire, light, wind, storm, and electricity,`` which are regarded and immensely involved in their products and processes of desired goods by smiths.

About MGS

The owners establish their business not only by making beautiful and unique pieces of jewelry using precious metals and gemstones but also by training unemployed youths to work as skilled smiths as their livelihood during the socioeconomic crisis due to the current condition of political unrest.

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I bring my utmost ideas, conceptual designs, and innovation to the logo creations I make.

When you start using it, when you start putting your logo in various mediums,
either print or digital formats, when you start working on your logo with your business matters,
it will be so much more than the collection of its core and original creation.

”

MYO HAN HTUN

This logo and its associated pages have been crafted and designed in Japan.

Image by Freepik

“

I bring my utmost ideas, conceptual designs, and innovation to the logo creations I make.

When you start using it, when you start putting your logo in various mediums, either print or digital formats, when you start working on your logo with your business matters, it will be so much more than the collection of its core and original creation.

”

MYO HAN HTUN

This logo and its associated pages have been crafted and designed in Japan.

Image by Freepik

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