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Branding

Three assets define your visual identity outside the page itself: the logo lockup, the favicon, and the social share image. All three are merchant settings — no code.
Logo lockup

Header logo lockup — mark, wordmark and sub-label


The logo lockup

VARAHI’s header has two logo modes, chosen automatically. Upload a logo_image in Header → Logo. The theme renders it at your configured logo_width, scaled proportionally.
Use an SVG or a transparent PNG with generous padding. Because the height is derived from your width, a logo with a lot of vertical padding will appear smaller than you expect.

Text lockup

If no image is set, VARAHI builds a lockup from three fields:
The mark is a rounded square with a cyan-to-violet gradient and a soft glow, and the letter is taken from the first character of your logo text.
The sub-text is hidden below 400px because the header cannot fit all three elements on a narrow phone. The wordmark and mark always remain.

Favicon

Theme settings → Favicon → Favicon Icon. Upload a square image, ideally 512×512. If you leave it blank, VARAHI falls back to a built-in assets/favicon.svg — a dark rounded square with a cyan “V” — so there is never a 404 in your console and never a default browser globe in a bookmark.
Your favicon is served with a cache header from Shopify’s CDN. If you replace it, give it a new filename so browsers pick up the change immediately.

Social share image

Theme settings → Social Media — Social Sharing Image. This is the image shown when someone shares a link to your store on X, LinkedIn, Slack, or iMessage. When this is set, VARAHI outputs it as the og:image meta tag. When it is blank, the theme falls back to your favicon, which is almost never the right choice — a 32×32 icon scaled up to a 1200–630 share card looks broken.

Checklist before you publish


Header & navigation

Where the logo actually lives, and the menu system.

Color system

Match the logo colours to your tokens.