Brasao Rio Grande do Sul Logo

About Brasao Rio Grande do Sul

Top: a rectangular flag with three diagonal bands (green at upper-left, red across the centre, yellow at lower-right). A white circular medallion sits centered on the flag’s red band and contains a small, detailed heraldic shield and surrounding elements. Bottom: a separate, full-colour coat of arms set against a black background — an oval/roundel containing a shield, encircled by a blue ring with text and date, flanked and backed by multiple crossed weapons/standards and draped flags, with a ribboned motto beneath.

The coat of arms is richly detailed and symmetrical, using traditional heraldic devices: a central shield with smaller charges, an encircling legend (readable text and a date), multiple spear- or rifle-like elements and flag staffs radiating behind the shield, and a three-band ribbon/banner showing a three-word motto at the base.

What's in it: state coat of arms heraldic shield flags/flag staffs crossed spears or rifles ribbon/banner with motto

Shapes: rectangle (flag) diagonal tricolor band circle/medallion oval/roundel shield crossed spears/flag staffs ribbon/scroll banner

Style: heraldic traditional detailed tricolour formal

Text in logo: REPÚBLICA RIO-GRANDENSE · 20 DE SETEMBRO DE 1835 · LIBERDADE · IGUALDADE · HUMANIDADE

Visually conveys a regional/state identity with historic/heraldic and military motifs (date and words suggest a historic republican origin).