Policia Civil - São Paulo Logo

A heraldic shield with a red chief (top band) containing a central balance/scale icon set over a white, map-like silhouette. The shield's main field shows alternating dark horizontal bars. A pair of stylized green laurel branches flank the...

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Heraldic police emblem: red banners reading 'POLICIA CIVIL' and 'SAO PAULO', shield with scales over a white map silhouette, flanked by laurel.
Policia Civil - São Paulo logo

About Policia Civil - São Paulo

A heraldic shield with a red chief (top band) containing a central balance/scale icon set over a white, map-like silhouette. The shield's main field shows alternating dark horizontal bars. A pair of stylized green laurel branches flank the shield.

A curved red banner sits above the shield with the uppercase text "POLICIA CIVIL"; a matching larger red ribbon curves beneath the shield with the uppercase text "SAO PAULO." Small gold/brown scale pans are visible on the balance symbol.

What's in it: scales of justice map-like silhouette laurel wreath ribbon/banners

Shapes: rounded shield curved banners/ribbons laurel branches horizontal bars balance/scales (symbol) wordmark

Style: heraldic official/emblem flat minimal detail

Text in logo: POLICIA CIVIL; SAO PAULO

Visually evokes law and justice (scales), regional identity (white map-like silhouette), and official authority (shield, laurel, banners).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Crimson red
#D62E2E · primary
Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Deep laurel green
#2F6D3A · secondary
Muted gold (scale pans)
#C59A2B · accent

Frequently asked

What does the central symbol represent?

The central balance/scales visually represents justice or law enforcement authority.

Is the white shape a map?

The white silhouette appears map-like and likely represents the state/region depicted on the emblem.

What do the red banners say?

The top banner reads 'POLICIA CIVIL' and the bottom banner reads 'SAO PAULO' as shown in the logo.

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