Prefeitura de Sao Paulo Logo

About Prefeitura de Sao Paulo

A traditional heraldic coat of arms on a red heater-style shield. Centered on the shield is a white, armored right arm (gauntlet) angled upward, grasping a halberd; a small white flag attached to the halberd bears a red cross-like emblem. The shield is richly outlined and sits against a green laurel wreath with visible red berries on both sides.

Above the shield is a gold (yellow) mural crown with five visible towers. Below the shield is a red ribbon/banner bearing the Latin motto in uppercase serif letters: "NON DVCOR DVCO." The design uses flat, solid colors with black outlining for detail and separation.

What's in it: armoured arm (gauntlet) halberd (pole weapon) small flag/standard with cross emblem laurel branches with red berries mural crown

Shapes: heater shield mural crown (five-towered) laurel wreath banner/ribbon armoured arm flag/standard

Style: heraldic traditional detailed linework flat colours vector-like

Text in logo: NON DVCOR DVCO

Typical municipal heraldry: mural crown denotes city/municipal authority; arm holding weapon and flag suggests martial readiness or leadership; laurel wreath evokes victory or civic honor.