Brasil Logo
A rectangular flag with a green field featuring a large yellow diamond (rhombus) centered. Inside the diamond is a solid blue circle containing a white curved band across its upper half and multiple small white five-pointed stars arranged b...
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About Brasil
A rectangular flag with a green field featuring a large yellow diamond (rhombus) centered. Inside the diamond is a solid blue circle containing a white curved band across its upper half and multiple small white five-pointed stars arranged below and around the band.
The white band bears the black/greenish text 'ORDEM E PROGRESSO' (Portuguese for "Order and Progress"). The composition is flat, geometric and highly symmetrical, using bold primary colours and simple celestial motifs (stars and a band suggestive of a sky or globe).
What's in it: blue globe / circle white band (with wordmark) stars
Shapes: rectangle (flag) diamond / rhombus circle curved banner five-pointed stars
Style: national geometric flat emblematic bold colours
Text in logo: ORDEM E PROGRESSO
National flag imagery; evokes a stylized celestial globe with stars and a motto banner (national identity, astronomy motif).
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Brasil Logo History
National flag of Brazil, first adopted 19 November 1889; the design features the motto 'ORDEM E PROGRESSO' on a white band across a blue circle with stars representing federation units (constellations arrangement updated as states changed).
Frequently asked
Which country uses this flag?
This is the national flag of Brazil.
What does 'ORDEM E PROGRESSO' mean?
It is Portuguese for 'Order and Progress.'
What do the stars represent?
The white stars are arranged to represent constellations and historically correspond to Brazilian states and the Federal District.
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