Potion Logos

The shades of brown mature the logo and suggest that your potions are created entirely of natural materials. Miriam Libre is a clean and readable typeface that complements the simple linework of a potions bottle. The large heart is welcoming and ideal for a brand that wishes to be approachable.

The warm colors create a charming aesthetic that promises natural ingredients and a welcoming atmosphere. While the Abhaya Libre typeface appears modest and refined, the eye-catching icon of a mortar and pestle pairs beautifully with leaf accents, hinting that you make all your potions by hand.

The smart color palette and unique icon are complemented by the modern Nico Moji typeface, which adds a futuristic edge to the design. The contrasting tones of gold and black convey quality and professionalism, while the icon's creative reinvention of a flower leaves room for brand expansion.

The delicate characters of the SeoulHangang EB typeface contrast wonderfully with the bold icon, which features leaves and stars to represent nature and excellent service. Indigo radiates with integrity and wisdom, while purple is a regal tone that denotes creativity and prosperity.

The intriguing image of a bottle with wings gives the logo a magical feel, making it a good fit for a Wicca shop. The Josefin Sans typeface's simple characters allow the icon to take center stage, while the monochromatic color scheme boosts brand recognition and memorability.

Balance is represented by the unique icon, which pays homage to the delicate work of brewing potions. The dark blue backdrop instills trust and professionalism, while the burst of green, which also symbolizes balance, reinforces the logo's message. The bold Poppins typeface is clear and welcoming.

While potions are often sold in bottles, this logo deviates from the norm by highlighting the modern appeal of pills. The leaves draw attention to the health benefits of your formulae, and the Judson typeface, created for African writings, adds a polished finish that's offset by the lively red tone.

If you're opening an apothecary, this descriptive logo will embody your brand's essence. The medical cross and leaves signify your knowledge of alternative medicine, and the dark green color scheme helps support this message. Lato is a simple typeface that underlines the logo's formal aesthetic.

This dramatic logo, which comprises an eerie candle and a crescent moon, encapsulates potions' affinity to witchery. The dark backdrop produces a sinister vibe, but the burst of red imbues energy, making it ideal for a Wicca business. In white, the Cuprum typeface is clear and stylish.

The Cinzel Decorative typeface's ornate letters add originality and class, qualities echoed in the sophisticated color palette. The contemporary take on a medical cross shows that your apothecary embraces both old and new brewing techniques, while the deep purple shade suggests premium quality.