Sarawak State Logo

About Sarawak State

A heraldic coat of arms centered on a stylised hornbill with wings outstretched. The bird is predominantly white (wings and tail feathers) with a yellow beak and casque, a red crest/marking near the head, and a decorative spiral crest above. Beneath the bird sits a diagonally divided shield in red, black and yellow with a yellow star/sun motif. Two white ribbon banners appear: a small one across the shield reading "SARAWAK" and a larger lower ribbon bearing the state motto. Flanking the shield are yellow floral/scroll ornaments and red flowers.

Overall the mark is ornamental and emblematic, using flat solid colours and bold shapes typical of a state or governmental coat of arms. The composition is symmetrical around the vertical axis with stacked elements: bird-head and crest, wings, shield, decorative florals and lower ribbon/motto.

What's in it: hornbill (stylised bird) shield banners/ribbons flowers decorative crest/spiral

Shapes: heraldic shield spread wings banner / ribbon ornamental floral scrolls stylised tail feathers crest (spiral)

Style: heraldic ornate symmetrical flat colours illustrative

Text in logo: SARAWAK; BERSATU-BERUSAHA-BERBAKTI

A formal state coat of arms centered on a hornbill (regional bird) and a shield, visually evoking official/state authority and regional identity.