Republica Federativa do Brasil Logo

A white circular emblem centered on a black square background. Across the upper third of the circle runs a curved white band (from viewer left to right) containing the capitalised wordmark "ORDEM E PROGRESSO"; many small black five-point st...

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White circular emblem with black stars and curved band reading "ORDEM E PROGRESSO" on a black background.
Republica Federativa do Brasil logo

About Republica Federativa do Brasil

A white circular emblem centered on a black square background. Across the upper third of the circle runs a curved white band (from viewer left to right) containing the capitalised wordmark "ORDEM E PROGRESSO"; many small black five-point stars of varying sizes are scattered inside the lower and right portions of the circle forming a constellation-like pattern.

The design is strictly monochrome in this image: a solid white disc with black text and black star shapes; the band and stars visually separate the top and lower areas of the circle, giving a stylised globe/sky appearance.

What's in it: stars banner

Shapes: circle curved band stars wordmark on band

Style: monochrome emblematic minimalist geometric national

Text in logo: ORDEM E PROGRESSO

A stylised celestial globe: the curved band with the national motto and scattered stars evokes a night sky/constellation (the emblem used on Brazil's flag).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

White
#FFFFFF · primary
Black
#000000 · secondary

Republica Federativa do Brasil Logo History

This emblem is the central disk from the national flag of the Federative Republic of Brazil, introduced after the proclamation of the Republic in 1889. The motto "Ordem e Progresso" (Order and Progress) is derived from positivist ideas influential at that time; the stars represent constellations/states as depicted on the flag and the arrangement references the sky over Rio de Janeiro at the republic's founding.

Frequently asked

What does "ORDEM E PROGRESSO" mean?

It is Portuguese for "Order and Progress," the national motto shown on the emblem.

Is this the entire Brazilian flag?

No — this is the central disc/emblem that appears on the Brazilian flag, not the full green-and-yellow flag.

What do the stars represent?

The stars form constellations that correspond to Brazilian states and the Federal District as depicted on the national flag.

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