Malaysia emblem crest Logo

About Malaysia emblem crest

A full heraldic coat of arms on a black field. A central shield is divided into multiple panels (a red chief across the top with five yellow dagger-like shapes, vertical coloured bars and smaller panels showing waves, a red hibiscus-like flower, and other small emblems). Above the shield sits a yellow crescent cradling a yellow 14-point star. Two stylised orange-and-black tigers stand as rampant supporters, one on each side of the shield.

A yellow scroll banner with black Roman and Jawi text runs beneath the shield. The composition uses high-contrast flat colours and detailed figurative elements consistent with traditional national heraldry.

What's in it: shield crescent 14-point star two tigers (supporters) kris/dagger shapes (on red chief) flower (hibiscus-like) wavy lines (water) tree/plant scroll/banner with text

Shapes: heraldic shield crescent 14-point star two rampant tigers scroll/banner horizontal chief (shield band) vertical panels/quarters

Style: heraldic traditional figurative flat colour detailed

Text in logo: BERSEKUTU BERTAMBAH MUTU

Visually reads as a national coat of arms: the crescent and multi-pointed star suggest Islamic/national symbolism; tigers imply strength and guardianship; the shield and motto indicate statehood and unity.