Brasao de Armas do Estado de Sao Paulo Logo

A traditional heraldic shield in bright red contains large white serif letters "SP" flanking a vertical sword that runs from the base toward the top of the shield. A pair of stylised white laurel branches curve up from the shield's base and...

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Red shield with white 'SP' and central sword, laurel wreath, silver star above and red ribbon motto.
Brasao de Armas do Estado de Sao Paulo logo

About Brasao de Armas do Estado de Sao Paulo

A traditional heraldic shield in bright red contains large white serif letters "SP" flanking a vertical sword that runs from the base toward the top of the shield. A pair of stylised white laurel branches curve up from the shield's base and meet behind the sword.
Above the shield sits a silver/white five‑point star. The shield is encircled by a green laurel wreath with small yellow berries, and a red ribbon banner at the bottom bears the Latin motto in white capitals: "PRO BRASILIA FIANT EXIMIA." Black outlines and simple shading define the shapes for a flat but slightly modelled coat‑of‑arms appearance.

What's in it: sword laurel branches five-point star ribbon/banner

Shapes: shield five-point star laurel wreath ribbon/banner vertical sword lettermark

Style: heraldic traditional symmetrical flat colours outlined

Text in logo: SP; PRO BRASILIA FIANT EXIMIA

Heraldic state emblem — conveys government/official authority and regional identity (shield, laurel, star, Latin motto).

Categories

Government
Government Brazil Brasão De Armas Do Estado São Paulo

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Red
#C8102E · primary
Green
#117A3A · secondary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Yellow
#FFD100 · accent
Black
#000000 · accent

Brasao de Armas do Estado de Sao Paulo Logo History

Official coat of arms of the State of São Paulo, Brazil.

Frequently asked

What does the 'SP' stand for?

The letters 'SP' stand for São Paulo, the Brazilian state.

What is the Latin motto on the ribbon?

The ribbon reads 'PRO BRASILIA FIANT EXIMIA,' a Latin phrase commonly rendered as 'May noble things be done for Brazil.'

What kind of emblem is this?

This is a heraldic coat of arms used as the official emblem of the State of São Paulo (government symbol).

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