Bombeiros RJ Logo

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Bombeiros RJ logo

About Bombeiros RJ

A circular badge-style emblem with a thick red outer ring containing white uppercase Portuguese text around the perimeter and the year "1856" at the bottom separated by small dots. The inner field is light grey and framed by a thin dark outline.

At the center sits a red heraldic shield with a yellow five-pointed star. Behind and around the shield are firefighting motifs: two crossed axes with brown handles and grey blades, paired crossed bugles/trumpets, and a stylized yellow-orange flame or torch rising above the shield. Dark outlines define the shapes and add contrast.

What's in it: shield five-pointed star axe bugle/trumpet flame/torch

Shapes: circle (badge) outer ring shield five-pointed star crossed axes crossed bugles/trumpets flame/torch

Style: heraldic emblem badge traditional flat colors vector

Text in logo: CORPO DE BOMBEIROS MILITAR DO ESTADO DO RIO DE JANEIRO • 1856 •

Visual elements commonly associated with firefighting and authority: shield and star (institution/authority), crossed axes and bugles (fire service equipment), and a flame/torch (fire, firefighting).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Red (outer ring and central shield)

#D52B2F · primary

Light grey (inner field)

#D9D9D9 · secondary

Gold/yellow (star, torch accents)

#FFD400 · accent

Dark brown (handles, small details)

#5A3E2B · secondary

Charcoal/black (outlines and text)

#2B2B2B · accent

Bombeiros RJ Logo History

Emblem of the Corpo de Bombeiros Militar do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (Military Firefighters Corps of the State of Rio de Janeiro); the badge includes the founding year 1856.

Frequently asked

Which organization uses this emblem?

This is the emblem of the Corpo de Bombeiros Militar do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (Military Firefighters Corps of Rio de Janeiro).

What do the central symbols represent?

The shield and star imply institutional authority; crossed axes and bugles are traditional firefighting symbols; the flame/torch references fire and the firefighting mission.