Escudo Nacional del Perú Logo

A traditional heraldic shield divided into three fields: upper-left sky-blue with a standing camelid (vicuña), upper-right white with a stylized green tree, and a larger lower red field containing a gold cornucopia spilling yellow/gold coin...

Logo

Coat of arms: shield with a vicuña, a tree, and a cornucopia, surrounded by palm and laurel and tied with a red ribbon.
Escudo Nacional del Perú logo

About Escudo Nacional del Perú

A traditional heraldic shield divided into three fields: upper-left sky-blue with a standing camelid (vicuña), upper-right white with a stylized green tree, and a larger lower red field containing a gold cornucopia spilling yellow/gold coins. The shield has a gold outline and a thin white inner border.

The shield is framed by green foliage — a palm frond on the left and a laurel branch with red berries on the right — tied at the base with a red-and-white ribbon. The artwork is flat, vector-style with solid fills and clean outlines.

What's in it: vicuña (camelid) tree cornucopia (horn of plenty) laurel branch palm frond

Shapes: shield (three-field) wreath (laurel and palm) ribbon outline/border

Style: heraldic traditional flat vector symbolic

Visually evokes national/heraldic symbolism: the vicuña (fauna), tree (flora/natural resources), and cornucopia (abundance/wealth), framed by palm and laurel indicating honor or victory.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Green (foliage)
#117A3B · primary
Red (lower shield, ribbon, berries)
#D52B1E · primary
Gold/Yellow (outline, cornucopia, coins)
#F1C232 · accent
Sky Blue (upper-left field)
#4DA6E9 · secondary
White (upper-right field, inner border)
#FFFFFF · secondary

Frequently asked

What is this emblem?

It is a traditional heraldic coat of arms featuring a camelid, a tree, and a cornucopia framed by palm and laurel.

Are there words in the logo?

No — the design contains pictorial elements only, no visible text.

What do the main symbols visually represent?

The cornucopia visually suggests abundance or wealth; the tree and vicuña represent flora and fauna; the surrounding laurel and palm imply honor or victory.

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