Estados Unidos Mexicanos Logo

A high-contrast black silhouette of the Mexican national emblem centered on a white background. The central motif shows a bird (eagle) perched on a clustered cactus, holding a snake in its beak and talon; the whole motif is surrounded by a...

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Black silhouette of Mexico's coat of arms: eagle with snake on a cactus surrounded by a wreath.
Estados Unidos Mexicanos logo

About Estados Unidos Mexicanos

A high-contrast black silhouette of the Mexican national emblem centered on a white background. The central motif shows a bird (eagle) perched on a clustered cactus, holding a snake in its beak and talon; the whole motif is surrounded by a curved laurel/oak wreath forming a near-circle around the base and sides.

The treatment is purely monochrome and simplified to solid black shapes with no text, gradients, or color detail—the design reads as a single heraldic emblem rendered as a silhouette.

What's in it: eagle snake prickly pear cactus laurel and oak wreath

Shapes: near-circular wreath central figurative emblem silhouette

Style: heraldic monochrome silhouette emblematic minimalist

Visually evokes the Mexican national coat of arms — an eagle holding a snake while perched on a cactus and framed by a wreath.

Colors

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Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Estados Unidos Mexicanos Logo History

This is the national coat of arms of Mexico (Escudo Nacional), based on an Aztec foundation legend in which an eagle on a nopal cactus holding a snake marks the site of Tenochtitlan. The motif has been used in various forms since Mexico's independence and appears on the national flag and government seals.

Frequently asked

What does this emblem represent?

It is the national coat of arms of Mexico, depicting an eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus holding a snake, framed by a laurel/oak wreath.

Where is this emblem used?

The coat of arms appears on Mexico's national flag, official government documents, seals and many state institutions.

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