Zabita Logo

A shield-shaped, badge-style emblem on a deep blue field. At the top, the uppercase wordmark "ZABITA" arches in white; the central area shows a white crescent with a small star above it set against light-blue radiating rays. Surrounding the...

Logo

Blue shield badge with ZABITA wordmark, white crescent and star, laurel and gold wheat wreath.
Zabita logo

About Zabita

A shield-shaped, badge-style emblem on a deep blue field. At the top, the uppercase wordmark "ZABITA" arches in white; the central area shows a white crescent with a small star above it set against light-blue radiating rays. Surrounding the central motif are two symmetrical laurel/wheat elements — a white laurel wreath behind and a stylised gold wheat/branch motif framing the sides.

The whole composition sits inside a rounded shield outline with a double border and a small ribbon-like extension at the bottom. The design is symmetrical and rendered in flat, solid colour blocks (deep blue, white, gold and light cyan).

What's in it: crescent and star laurel wreath wheat/ear branches badge/ribbon

Shapes: rounded shield arched wordmark circular central medallion laurel wreath pair of wheat/branch arcs radiating rays

Style: emblem official heraldic symmetrical flat colours

Text in logo: ZABITA

Badge shape, laurel/wheat wreaths and the crescent-and-star visually signal an official municipal/law-enforcement emblem with Turkish national association.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Royal blue
#1F2B8F · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Gold
#F0B400 · accent
Light cyan
#4FC7FF · accent

Zabita Logo History

Emblem used by Turkish municipal police (Zabıta) — municipal-level law enforcement in Turkey; common on uniforms and badges to denote local authority.

Frequently asked

What is Zabıta?

Zabıta refers to municipal police in Turkey responsible for enforcing local bylaws, public order and municipal regulations.

What do the crescent and star and wreath mean?

The crescent and star are a national symbol associated with Turkey; the laurel/wheat elements and shield shape indicate official authority and municipal service.

Similar logos