The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts revamps its brand identity

  • Date: 22-Feb-2024
  • Source: Campaign Middle East
  • Sector:Retail
  • Country:Saudi Arabia
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The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts revamps its brand identity



The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts (Wrth) has unveiled its elevated identity, aligning with its strategy to champion Saudi traditional arts worldwide. The revamped logo and branding identity captures the mission and stature entrusted to the institute. A Living Heritage Saudi Arabia boasts a rich variety of traditional arts deeply embedded in its cultural fabric. Passed down through generations, these artistic treasures symbolise the enduring legacy and cultural heritage. With the launch of “Wrth,” it reaffirms its commitment to safeguarding, documenting, and promoting Saudi traditional arts for future generations. A Symbol of Excellence According to the company, the logo is a testament to its regal status and profound connection to the arts. Crafted in a distinctive script, the logo displays elegance and sophistication. Decorated with symbolic elements such as the Saudi Emblem, representing the essence of Saudi Arabia. A Unified Identity Beyond the logo, “Wrth” introduces a comprehensive visual identity design element, including an Arabic typographic font using thuluth calligraphy art, and various traditional arts to reflect the Saudi national identity. With royal green color palette, these cohesive elements serve as a visual language, uniting all aspects of Wrth’s communication efforts and reinforcing its commitment to safeguarding and enriching