osmanli armasi Logo

Centered on a large radiating gold sunburst is a circular green medallion containing a gold calligraphic tughra and a ring of Arabic script. In front of the medallion sits an ornate oval heraldic shield/medallion with layered concentric dec...

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Ornate Ottoman coat of arms: gold sunburst, green tughra medallion, red crescent-star flag, crossed swords and decorative emblems.
osmanli armasi logo

About osmanli armasi

Centered on a large radiating gold sunburst is a circular green medallion containing a gold calligraphic tughra and a ring of Arabic script. In front of the medallion sits an ornate oval heraldic shield/medallion with layered concentric decorations.
Flanking the central devices are two large triangular flags (one red with a white crescent and star), multiple crossed swords and spears, a balance scale, floral sprays and decorative ribbons and tassels. The composition is highly detailed, symmetrical and richly ornamented with metallic gold accents throughout.

What's in it: calligraphic tughra crescent and star swords scale (balance) flags floral spray medallion

Shapes: sunburst circular emblem oval medallion triangular flags crossed swords balance/scale ribbons/tassels

Style: ornate heraldic historic detailed symmetrical

Imperial / sultanate authority and military power (tughra, sunburst, flags, weapons and scales), visually evoking an imperial coat of arms.

Colors

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Gold
#E6C12D · primary
Deep green
#1B7A3A · secondary
Turkish red
#C8102E · secondary
Navy blue
#13347A · accent
Silver/steel
#B0B6BA · accent

osmanli armasi Logo History

This is the coat of arms of the Ottoman Empire (Osmanlı Arması), created and formalized in the late 19th century (commonly dated to 1882) as a state emblem incorporating the sultan's tughra, imperial symbols, flags and military insignia.

Frequently asked

What is this emblem?

This is the coat of arms of the Ottoman Empire, an ornate imperial emblem featuring the sultan's tughra, flags, weapons and other state symbols.

When was it created?

The emblem was formalized in the late 19th century, commonly dated to 1882.

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