Ashok Stambh Logo

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Ashok Stambh logo

About Ashok Stambh

A monochrome line-art depiction of the Ashoka Lion Capital rendered in very light grey lines on a white background. The central, front-facing lion is visible with two flanking lions in profile; below them is the circular Ashoka Chakra set into the abacus, which also shows low-relief animals along its band. The sculpture sits on a short base; the whole emblem is drawn with fine etched details rather than solid fills.

Beneath the emblem is a Devanagari wordmark in black reading "सत्यमेव जयते". The overall composition is vertical and emblematic, presented as a restrained official seal or crest with a minimal, high-contrast typographic line at the bottom.

What's in it: lion(s) wheel (Ashoka Chakra) abacus with animals (elephant/bull/horse/lion motif)

Shapes: sculptural emblem vertical column circle (chakra) abacus / band wordmark (Devanagari)

Style: emblematic line-drawing monochrome minimalist official

Text in logo: सत्यमेव जयते

National/state emblem — lions, Ashoka Chakra and motto suggest authority and the Indian national emblem.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

White

#FFFFFF · primary

Light grey (line art)

#DADADA · secondary

Black (text)

#000000 · accent

Ashok Stambh Logo History

This is the Lion Capital of Ashoka (3rd century BCE) as adapted for the State Emblem of India; the emblem and the motto "Satyameva Jayate" were adopted for use by the Republic of India on 26 January 1950. The original sculpture stood atop an Ashokan pillar at Sarnath.