Eyssa is a Spanish electronics brand whose symbol was originally designed by Pérez Sánchez in 1971. The mark is categorized among stripe-based and wave-based logo designs from that year.[1]
Design and History
The Eyssa brand is associated with Enclavamientos y Señales S.A. (EYSSA), a Catalan company founded on May 14, 1948, that specialized in the study, signaling and regulation of road traffic. The company closed on May 23, 1978.[2] The firm was a pioneer in its field and operated internationally in traffic control systems.[2]
The Eyssa symbol, designed in 1971 by Pérez Sánchez, is documented as a stripe-based, wave-shaped mark.[1] An image of the logo exists in a low-resolution archival file, showing a tall, narrow vertical format.[3]
Meaning and Symbolism
No official documentation has been located that describes the intended symbolism or meaning behind the Eyssa mark. The wave-like stripe pattern is the only visually documented characteristic of the design.[1]
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