Caduceu Logo

A black, single-colour silhouette of a caduceus: a vertical staff topped by a pair of stylised wings, with two snakes symmetrically entwined around the rod forming mirrored S-shaped curves. The mark is flat and compact, drawn with even, sol...

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Black caduceus silhouette: winged staff with two entwined snakes on white background.
Caduceu logo

About Caduceu

A black, single-colour silhouette of a caduceus: a vertical staff topped by a pair of stylised wings, with two snakes symmetrically entwined around the rod forming mirrored S-shaped curves. The mark is flat and compact, drawn with even, solid strokes and no shading or gradients.

The design is strictly monochrome (black on white) and highly symmetrical along the vertical axis, producing an iconic, emblematic appearance commonly associated with medical or classical symbolism.

What's in it: staff (rod) two snakes/serpents wings

Shapes: vertical staff/rod pair of wings entwined symmetrical curves silhouette/emblem

Style: minimalist monochrome flat iconic symbolic

Visually evokes medicine/healthcare and classical/mythological imagery (a winged staff with entwined snakes).

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Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Frequently asked

What does this symbol represent?

Visually it is the caduceus, commonly used to represent medicine and healthcare (a winged staff with two entwined snakes).

Is this the Rod of Asclepius?

No — the caduceus has two snakes and wings; the Rod of Asclepius has a single snake and no wings.

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