government of kerala Logo

Logo

government of kerala logo

About government of kerala

Monochrome line-art emblem showing two elephants standing on either side of a central, circular medallion. The elephants face inward with raised trunks that meet above the medallion; fine ornamental scrollwork fills the space beneath and between the animals.

Above the circular medallion sits the Ashoka Lion Capital (three lions visible in profile). The medallion contains a stylized shell-like motif (conch/shankha). A curved ribbon or banner below the scrollwork contains the English wordmark "GOVERNMENT OF KERALA."

What's in it: elephants Ashoka Lion Capital (state crest) conch shell (shankha) in central medallion ornamental scroll/banner

Shapes: mirror-symmetric composition paired elephants circular medallion crest (Ashoka Lion Capital) banner/ribbon ornamental scrollwork

Style: heraldic line-art monochrome ornamental symmetrical

Text in logo: GOVERNMENT OF KERALA

Visually communicates official/state authority and regional identity (state seal style with traditional symbols: elephants, conch, and the national crest).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black

#000000 · primary

White (background/negative space)

#FFFFFF · secondary

Frequently asked

What is this emblem?

This is the official emblem used by the Government of Kerala — a heraldic seal featuring two elephants, a central medallion, and the Ashoka Lion Capital.

What symbols are visible?

Two mirror-facing elephants, a circular medallion containing a conch (shankha), the Ashoka Lion Capital above, and an ornate banner with the text 'GOVERNMENT OF KERALA'.