SHIV SENA Logo

A graphic emblem composed of two distinct elements: a snarling tiger head in the top-left rendered in yellow with black stripes, white fur highlights and a red open mouth/tongue, drawn in a bold illustrative style. Dominant linework is blac...

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Yellow tiger head and orange stylized bow-and-arrow emblem with red Devanagari text beneath.
SHIV SENA logo

About SHIV SENA

A graphic emblem composed of two distinct elements: a snarling tiger head in the top-left rendered in yellow with black stripes, white fur highlights and a red open mouth/tongue, drawn in a bold illustrative style. Dominant linework is black; the tiger is detailed with shadowing and high-contrast strokes.

Centered and larger is a stylized bow-and-arrow motif drawn with an orange outline and black stroke. The bow has symmetrical curved limbs ending in small curled flourishes; a vertical arrow runs up through the center with a pointed tip and feathered base. Red Devanagari script appears beneath the bow, and small red words appear near the arrow arms; the exact text is not transcribed here.

What's in it: tiger head bow and arrow

Shapes: illustrative animal head curved bow shape vertical arrow ornamental curls wordmark

Style: bold illustrative flat colours graphic emblematic

Visually evokes strength and aggression (tiger head) and martial/traditional imagery (bow and arrow).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Tiger yellow
#F8D43A · primary
Black
#000000 · primary
Orange (bow)
#E76F1A · accent
Red
#D21B1B · accent
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

SHIV SENA Logo History

Shiv Sena is a regional political party in the Indian state of Maharashtra, founded by Bal Thackeray in 1966; the party commonly uses a tiger and bow-and-arrow motifs as its emblematic symbols.

Frequently asked

What objects are shown in the logo?

A snarling tiger head (top-left) and a stylized bow-and-arrow (center) with Devanagari script beneath.

What are the main colours?

Dominant colours are yellow (#F8D43A), black (#000000), orange (#E76F1A), red (#D21B1B) and white (#FFFFFF).

Is the text transcribed?

The logo contains red Devanagari script, but the exact wordmark is not transcribed here.

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