OSRAM IS LOVE OR FAITHFULNESS, MAYBE HARMONY

What a funny logo. A holder surrounding caps for a six-shooter above a banana or crescent moon. Maybe a toothless smile or a sunken hammock. Might be a mask, bandanna, or blindfold.

And what language is Osram ne Noromma? But the message is good. All those are good. So how to ascertain the logo seems to be the morning's animus.

Maybe I was too rash in determining the caps holder as the top preeminent part to the puzzle. It may be a picture of the spike(s) that go on the bottom of golf shoes. They may be worn off from their spider (and by he way, what's the deal with the ladies wearing those long fake eyelashes that look like spiders? Who finds that attractive? I was blessed/cursed with long eyelashes and I would trade them for average lashes. They get twisted and growing the wrong way and I have to trim them with scissors about every quarter. I hate getting a pair of scissors that close to my eye, but unless I want them to water all day, I have to) appearance and require removal with spike tool.

There are some kids toys that are colored that look like those, too. But I can't recall what they are or what they're used for. So I'll have to eliminate them in my quest.

OK, here goes-- I think I have it. Love, faithfulness, and harmony illustrated by a logo that means "if you don't change your golf spikes when they need it, you could slip in your backswing and fall to the ground as if you stepped on a banana peel robbing you and your game of the love, faithfulness, and harmony that you deserve."

Not perfect, but probably pretty close. Right?