Only physical things — flowers, gifts — can engage the senses through taste, scent and touch. This led us to a simple idea: giving turns distance into closeness, and the joy is shared by both sides — the person giving and the person receiving.
 The identity is built around the idea of a kaleidoscope. Every gesture is a one-of-a-kind combination that can never be recreated in exactly the same way. This sense of endless variation becomes the core of the visual language: fragments come together to create a moment that can be turned and rearranged, but never repeated. The system is designed to work the same way — allowing a new story to emerge every time while still feeling unmistakably part of the same brand.

The color palette moves away from saturated multicolor toward a softer coral-led palette. Coral is the only element carried over from the previous concept. Pink, cream and yellow build around it, creating enough variety for a broad ecosystem while keeping the overall palette cohesive. The typography brings a contemporary feel together with the warmth and softness of a thoughtful gesture.

The photographic style is shaped around four kinds of joy: the joy of the sender, the joy of giving, the joy of the recipient, and the joy of the moment itself. More than a visual style, it serves as a framework that gives different teams the freedom to create content while keeping the brand consistent. The graphic language follows the same principle. Patterns are generated from product photography and the brand’s colors using a fractal approach. Symmetry is deliberately softened, so the result feels less like a digital reflection and more like something alive and organic — never perfectly identical, never rigid, always slightly different.

In Asian and Arab countries, company logos and names may be adapted to differ from those used in the Western world. Literal symmetry is softened, so patterns feel less like a technological mirror and more like a living, organic structure: not identical, not rigid, but natural. This is more than a stylistic choice—it provides a framework that allows different teams to create content independently without losing the overall coherence of the brand.

Udora creates a world where closeness isn’t defined by physical distance. The tone is warm, relaxed and unpretentious, with no pressure to be perfect. It comes through at every touchpoint, from the logo and packaging to the patterns and digital experience. Udora brings people and moments together through gestures that say more than words — making physical presence possible, even from afar.

SHUKA CONTENT TEAM

communication designer

content producer

head of PR&Marketing 

Shuka

creative director

strategy director 

client service director 

design director 

motion designer

motion designer

digital designer