State of Qatar Logo

Logo

State of Qatar logo

About State of Qatar

A circular state emblem: a wide maroon outer ring with a white serrated (zigzag) inner edge and white text in Arabic along the top and English along the bottom. The English wordmark reads “State of Qatar” in a serif/blackletter style; the Arabic wordmark reads “دولة قطر”.

The central yellow disc contains a stylized white-sailed traditional dhow on blue wavy lines (sea), two green palm trees on a small shoreline at right, and two crossed white scimitars beneath the dhow. The composition is flat, pictorial and arranged symmetrically inside the round badge.

What's in it: dhow (traditional sailboat) palm trees crossed scimitars (swords) sea/waves

Shapes: circle outer ring serrated (zigzag) border circular disc sailing dhow silhouette crossed scimitars palm trees wavy lines wordmark

Style: heraldic flat pictorial traditional governmental

Text in logo: دولة قطر / State of Qatar

Visually evokes maritime heritage (dhow and waves), natural landscape/oasis (palm trees) and national defense/sovereignty (crossed scimitars).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Qatar maroon

#8A1538 · primary

Golden yellow

#FFDD44 · secondary

White

#FFFFFF · accent

Ocean blue

#2EAAE6 · accent

Palm green

#0B7A3A · accent

State of Qatar Logo History

The image is the national emblem (state coat of arms) of the State of Qatar, used by government organs to represent the state; it depicts a traditional dhow, palm trees and crossed swords within a round maroon badge.

Frequently asked

What does this emblem represent?

It is the national emblem (state coat of arms) of the State of Qatar used by government bodies.

What are the main elements visible?

A traditional dhow on wavy blue water, two palm trees, two crossed scimitars, set inside a yellow disc and maroon serrated ring with Arabic and English text.