Direktorat Jenderal Bea dan Cukai Logo

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Direktorat Jenderal Bea dan Cukai logo

About Direktorat Jenderal Bea dan Cukai

A symmetrical gold heraldic emblem set against a black background. At center is a vertical sword whose hilt connects to a pair of stylized, outstretched wings; a pentagonal shield is superimposed over the sword near the top. Inside the shield are layered blue tones forming a mountain silhouette above darker blue shapes that read as waves or sea, with pale horizontal stripes in the upper field.

A laurel wreath in the same gold color curves upward on both sides of the sword and meets below the sword point. A twisted, rope-like column runs down the sword's shaft between the laurel halves. The design uses flat, solid fills with bold outlines and a traditional, emblematic composition.

What's in it: sword shield wings laurel wreath mountain waves/sea

Shapes: symmetrical emblem pentagon (shield) stylized wings vertical sword laurel wreath twisted column/rope

Style: heraldic emblem traditional flat symmetrical

Traditional state authority and protection (sword, shield, laurel); the shield's mountain and wave imagery evokes land and sea/jurisdictional reach.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Gold (yellow)

#FFD100 · primary

Black (background)

#000000 · secondary

Navy blue (mountain/waves)

#0B3B8C · accent

Sky blue (shield stripes)

#6FB3FF · accent

White (details)

#FFFFFF · accent

Frequently asked

What elements are visible inside the shield?

The shield contains layered blue shapes that read as a mountain silhouette above darker shapes suggesting waves, with pale horizontal stripes in the upper field.

What do the gold wings and laurel wreath indicate visually?

Visually they follow heraldic conventions: wings and a sword suggest authority or protection, while the laurel wreath connotes honor or official status.