World Cup Logo

A gold, sculptural trophy rendered with highlights and shadows to suggest a metallic surface. The central form twists upward in two sweeping, human-like shapes that appear to support a textured globe at the top. The trophy sits on a short...

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Gold World Cup trophy with a globe on top and a green stepped base.
World Cup logo

About World Cup

A gold, sculptural trophy rendered with highlights and shadows to suggest a metallic surface. The central form twists upward in two sweeping, human-like shapes that appear to support a textured globe at the top.

The trophy sits on a short, stepped circular base finished in dark green with a narrow yellow/gold band. The illustration is detailed and three-dimensional, emphasizing the reflective gold surfaces and carved contours of the design.

What's in it: globe stylized human figures trophy pedestal

Shapes: sculptural twisting form sphere (globe) stepped circular base pedestal

Style: realistic illustration metallic sculptural detailed three-dimensional

A global championship trophy — evokes victory, world competition and a champion crowned on the world stage.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Gold (highlight)
#D4AF37 · primary
Gold (shadow/bronze)
#B8860B · secondary
Dark green (base)
#1E7F3B · accent
Yellow (base band)
#F6D14C · accent

World Cup Logo History

This is the current FIFA World Cup Trophy design introduced in 1974 and created by Italian sculptor Silvio Gazzaniga; it replaced the earlier Jules Rimet trophy and is awarded to the winners of the FIFA World Cup.

Frequently asked

What trophy is shown here?

This is the current FIFA World Cup Trophy — the gold trophy awarded to the winners of the FIFA World Cup.

Who designed this trophy and when was it introduced?

The trophy was designed by Italian sculptor Silvio Gazzaniga and introduced in 1974.

What does the design visually represent?

Visually it shows two stylized human figures raising a globe, symbolizing global victory and the world championship.

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