14th edition of Galgo Calendar released
Galgo, the leading fine paper brand in the country, recently unveiled the 14th edition of the Galgo Calendar at Essex Farms, New Delhi on 18 April 2024, in the presence of eminent personalities from the industry.
24 Apr 2024 | By Aakash Mudgal
The event also offered a platform to the attendees to come together to meet, associate, and socialise.
At the event, Galgo showcased print jobs done on the premium paper range from Galgo, for the guests to witness various treatments and creativity the papers from Galgo can withstand.
Suneet Jain of Galgo Fine Paper thanked the guests for their presence.
He was overwhelmed by the constant support and motivation of the print and creative fraternity to Galgo over the years. He said, “The constant support of our customers and their trust in us drive us to bring in the latest innovative papers as per the evolving market demands, at the most competitive prices, and assured that we will keep doing so in future also.”
The 14th edition of the Galgo Calendar for 2024-2025 is titled Time to Transform. As per numerology, 2024, which totals to the number 8, is the year of Saturn. In Vedic astrology, Saturn represents a strict teacher who tests or rewards as per Karma or deeds. So, it is the year to reflect on who you are and where you want to reach and embrace the change within yourself. It’s the time to transform, towards betterment.
The calendar is based on the different teachings from Saturn, which if any individual will follow, will see themselves as an enhanced individual in all phases of life – social, business, personal, and spiritual.
The uniqueness of this calendar is that it is created in such a manner that any image can be used with any month. The images can be changed daily too.
The calendar is printed on different ranges of coated and uncoated papers from Galgo Rendezvous, Neo Bristol White, Contrast Natural, Classic, Primo Plus, Leathack, etc.
The colours, images, print and feel of the calendar are rich and eye-catching, with special print treatments done on the images to make them more appealing.