Kedah Logo

A circular red emblem with a yellow laurel wreath that curves up each side and meets at a tied ribbon at the bottom. Centered above the wreath is a white-topped shield with vertical yellow stripes; there is small cursive script across the s...

Logo

Red circular emblem with yellow laurel wreath, striped shield containing script above a green crescent.
Kedah logo

About Kedah

A circular red emblem with a yellow laurel wreath that curves up each side and meets at a tied ribbon at the bottom. Centered above the wreath is a white-topped shield with vertical yellow stripes; there is small cursive script across the shield. Directly beneath the shield and partly encircling its lower edge is a solid green crescent shape.

The design is flat, high-contrast and emblematic: bold primary colours (red, yellow, green) with a small area of white used for the shield field and the script. Elements are arranged symmetrically along a vertical axis, giving a formal, heraldic appearance.

What's in it: shield crescent laurel wreath Jawi/Arabic script (small)

Shapes: circle heraldic shield crescent laurel wreath ribbon knot

Style: heraldic flat bold emblematic symmetrical

Visually suggests an official/state emblem: laurel wreath for honor or authority, shield for protection/governance, and a crescent that commonly evokes Islamic identity or heritage.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Red (background)
#D81E20 · primary
Yellow (laurels and shield stripes)
#FFD400 · secondary
Green (crescent)
#009645 · secondary
White (shield field and script)
#FFFFFF · accent

Frequently asked

Are there readable words or letters in the logo?

There is small cursive script on the shield (appears to be Jawi/Arabic style); the exact text is not transcribed here.

What are the main colours used?

Dominant colours are red (#D81E20), yellow (#FFD400), green (#009645) and white (#FFFFFF).

What does the emblem visually represent?

Visually it reads as a formal/state emblem: wreath and ribbon imply official status, the shield suggests protection or governance, and the crescent suggests Islamic cultural affiliation.

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