negara malaysia Logo

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negara malaysia logo

About negara malaysia

A formal, multicoloured coat of arms: a central, quartered shield topped by a yellow crescent and a yellow 14‑point star. The shield is flanked on either side by two rampant tigers standing on their hind legs and supporting the shield. Below the shield is a curved yellow scroll bearing the roman‑alphabet motto (and Jawi script at the ends).

The shield itself has a red chief (top band) containing five upright yellow keris/daggers. The main body of the shield is divided into several panels with vertical stripes and small heraldic emblems (including a red hibiscus flower at the lower centre, wavy blue lines, a tree/foliage motif and other state crests), using strong flat colours (red, yellow, black, white, green). The composition is symmetrical and highly detailed in a traditional heraldic style.

What's in it: tiger crescent 14-point star shield keris/daggers (five) small heraldic emblems within shield (hibiscus, tree/foliage, waves, crests)

Shapes: shield (quartered) crescent 14-point star (sunburst) rampant tigers (supporters) scroll/banner vertical bars heraldic divisions

Style: heraldic traditional detailed symmetrical multicolored

Text in logo: BERSEKUTU BERTAMBAH MUTU

National/state coat of arms (heraldic national emblem: crest, supporters, shield and motto).

Colors

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Bright yellow

#FFD100 · primary

Deep red

#C8102E · primary

Black

#000000 · primary

White

#FFFFFF · secondary

Green

#009639 · accent

negara malaysia Logo History

This is the national coat of arms of Malaysia (Jata Negara), the formal state emblem used by the Malaysian government; the current form dates from the formation of modern Malaysia in the 1960s and combines heraldic devices representing the component states and national symbols.