Vultur Stema Romania Logo
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About Vultur Stema Romania Logo
The logo features a shield as the central element, divided into four quadrants. Each quadrant contains a different emblem: The top-left shows a black eagle on a gold field; the top-right displays a bull's head with a star between its horns on a blue field; the bottom-left features a dolphin atop waves on a blue field; and the bottom-right displays a bridge with a moon above it. Overlapping the quadrants' division lines is an eagle in relief with open wings.
A large golden crown tops the shield. Above the crown, there's a Christian Orthodox cross. On either side of the shield, there are two red roses at the bottom, each on a green stem with two leaves. Extending from the roses are golden, ribbon-like banners that flare outwards and upwards to almost align with the top of the shield. Behind the shield, a sword on the left and a scepter on the right cross, their handles at the bottom and the tips extending beyond the width of the shield.
The color scheme of the logo is primarily blue, gold, red, and black. The elements are detailed and have a heraldic and regal appearance, suggesting the logo is meant to represent authority, tradition, and national identity. The presence of the cross suggests a connection to the Christian Orthodox faith.
The Vultur Stema Romania logo is a education logo made up of around 5 different colors.
The Vultur Stema Romania logo contains a number of different shapes, including 21 squares, 2 rectangles, 2 pentagons, 8 stars and 33 circles.
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The Vultur Stema Romania logo is made up of a bunch of different colors. These colors include teal, yellow, red, olive and maroon. Beyond those 5 basic colors there are also 5 more specific colors found, these include peacock blue, sunflower yellow, cherry red, mud and red brown.
The Vultur Stema Romania logo is a Education, Romania, Vultur and Stema logo.
Basic colors
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