How the logo was shaped:
Four gifts from a garden.
Read it the way a gardener would — the symbol on the left, the plant on the right.
It starts with
a single sapling.
Then the first leaf opens
to the morning.
Then leaf by leaf, it grows — slowly,
the way real things do.
The leaves spread wide,
and now there's shade to sit under.
Garden Tokri — A Gift That Keeps Growing
Gift a plant, and you leave a small life growing in someone else's home.
Long before it was a logo, it was a belief.
Eight species, each held sacred for centuries, across cultures. Each one carries a meaning people have trusted for generations.
Eight leaves, gathered in a single frame - Our Logo.
Neem
Azadirachta indica
The protector.
Planted at the doorway to guard the home.
Peepal
Ficus religiosa
The awakener.
The tree beneath which there is enlightenment.
Banyan
Ficus benghalensis
The shelter.
It grows wide enough to shelter a whole gathering of people.
Ashoka
Saraca asoca
Without sorrow
Its very name means the end of grief.
Mango
Mangifera indica
Abundance
Its leaves are strung on doorways in celebration.
Tulsi
Ocimum tenuiflorum
Devotion
Kept at the heart of the home and honoured each day.
Fern
Polypodiopsida
Patience
It waits, unfolds slowly, and asks for nothing.
Palm
Arecaceae
Resilience
It bends through every storm and still stands tall.
06 — Rooted in nature
GARDEN
TOKRI
The best gifts don't sit on a shelf. They grow.