Ashok Chakra Logo

A flat, circular indigo-blue wheel composed of a solid outer ring, a scalloped rim, and 24 evenly spaced radial spokes converging on a small concentric hub. The design is symmetrical and geometric, rendered as a single-color emblem on a whi...

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Indigo-blue Ashoka Chakra wheel with 24 spokes and scalloped outer rim on white background.
Ashok Chakra logo

About Ashok Chakra

A flat, circular indigo-blue wheel composed of a solid outer ring, a scalloped rim, and 24 evenly spaced radial spokes converging on a small concentric hub. The design is symmetrical and geometric, rendered as a single-color emblem on a white background.

The outer rim has a repeating rounded notch motif (scallops) between each spoke anchor; spokes are thin, straight lines that meet at a small central ring, creating a sunburst-like pattern within the circle.

What's in it: wheel chakra

Shapes: circle outer ring radial spokes scalloped rim concentric hub

Style: flat geometric emblematic monochrome

Conveys a wheel/motion motif (dharma wheel) and balance through radial symmetry and continuous circular form.

Categories

Government
Government India Ashok Chakra

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Indigo blue
#054187 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Ashok Chakra Logo History

Derived from the Dharma Chakra (Ashoka Chakra) associated with Emperor Ashoka and used as the central emblem on the Indian national flag; the symbol has 24 spokes and is rendered in navy/indigo blue at the flag's center.

Frequently asked

What does this wheel represent?

Visually it represents a wheel or dharma chakra — a motif suggesting motion, law or righteousness through its circular, radial-spoked design.

Where is this emblem used?

It appears at the center of the Indian national flag and on various government insignia.

How many spokes are in the wheel?

There are 24 evenly spaced spokes.

What is the color of the emblem?

Rendered in a deep indigo/navy blue on a white background.

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