About Yoli
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Self-Nourishment as a Way of Life
Whether I’m guiding a yoga session or shaping a visual identity, my intention is the same: to nourish.
Not just the outcome — but the process.
Not just the project — but the person behind it.
I believe beauty can heal, clarity can uplift, and presence can be a form of care that we all yearn for. That’s why I work in a way that feels human and attuned, not rushed or transactional. Clients often tell me that simply being in the process reconnects them to something deeper in themselves. That, to me, is the real work.
The name Amritae comes from the Sanskrit word Amrit: essence, nectar. It’s the subtle medicine that nourishes from within.
Not just beautiful visuals, but the experience of being seen, felt, and supported in the unfolding of who you are.
The way I Approach Design
I’ve been working as a graphic designer for over 14 years. I now specialise in spiritual logo design and visual identity for conscious entrepreneurs who want to express their true essence in the world.
Through my own process, I help shape the truth that lives under the surface of their vision and bring it into form.
I don’t see my work — or myself — as something fixed. Each season of life brings its own insight, and I allow that to shape how I live, create, and show up. I’ve let go of many versions of myself — designer, teacher, seeker, to come closer to something truer and more integrated.
Amritae, in many ways, mirrors that ongoing rebirth. It’s not a brand I built once and maintained, it’s something I keep meeting, reimagining, and growing into.
If you’re in your own season of becoming, you’ll feel that in the work we do together.
Because I don’t just design who you are now, I help shape who you’re becoming next.
Yoga, Mantra & Movement
Yoga is not separate from my design work. It’s the ground it grows from. I’ve studied Hatha Yoga, Pranala Yoga, Iyengar Yoga and Yogic Science both in India, Bali and Romania since 2013, and have been teaching private yoga sessions for the past six years.
When I’m not designing, you’ll often find me chanting on my harmonium, leading soft heart-opening practices or reading, studying and researching.