Ecuador Escudo Logo

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Ecuador Escudo logo

About Ecuador Escudo

A detailed, heraldic coat of arms centered on an oval shield. Inside the oval is a snow-capped mountain rising above a winding blue river or lake; a small steamship is shown on the water. Above the mountain is a golden sun with facial rays and four small astrological symbols on a blue band.

The oval shield is framed by draped tricolour banners (yellow, blue, red) and flanked by a green laurel branch and a palm frond. A large brown Andean condor with outstretched wings perches on top of the shield. Below the shield is a tied bundle of rods and trumpets, with the tricolour ribbon hanging beneath.

What's in it: Andean condor (bird) snow-capped mountain river/lake steamship sun with rays (and zodiac symbols) laurel branch palm frond tricolour flags tied bundle of rods

Shapes: oval shield outstretched wings draped flags circular sun motif bundle of rods (fasces)

Style: heraldic detailed illustrative colorful official/national

Visually reads as a national/state coat of arms — geography (mountain and river), national pride (tricolour flags), and sovereignty/protection (large bird perched atop shield).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Flag yellow

#FFD100 · primary

Flag blue

#0057B8 · primary

Flag red

#D52B1E · primary

Eagle brown

#6B3B1A · secondary

Landscape green

#4CAF50 · accent

Ecuador Escudo Logo History

This is the national coat of arms of Ecuador. The central imagery — a snow-capped mountain with a steamship on the river and a sun above, flanked by tricolour flags and topped by an Andean condor — derives from 19th‑century republican iconography and has been used (with variations) as Ecuador's state emblem.

Frequently asked

What country uses this emblem?

This is the national coat of arms of Ecuador.

What are the main elements visible?

A snow-capped mountain, a river or lake with a steamship, a golden sun, an oval shield framed by tricolour flags, a laurel and palm, a tied bundle of rods, and an Andean condor perched on top.