Coat of Arms of Bali Province

The coat of arms of Bali Province has a pentagonal form, a dark-blue ground, and a white border. Its documented elements include a star, two temple structures, a chain, a fan, a lotus, and rice and cotton.

• Pentagonal form and colors: The emblem’s ground and lettering are dark blue, and its border is white. Dark blue signifies tolerance, white purity, yellow-gold exaltedness, and dark red valor.
• Five-pointed star: The yellow-gold star symbolizes belief in the One Almighty God.
• Candi Pahlawan Margarana: This temple structure depicts the people of Bali’s heroic spirit. It represents the temple at Klaci, Marga Village, Tabanan Regency.
• Candi Bentar: This split gateway symbolizes the exalted religious life of the people of Bali.
• Chain: Extending from left to right across the emblem, the chain symbolizes unity or mutual cooperation.
• Fan: The fan symbolizes Balinese arts and culture.
• Lotus: The dark-red lotus, or padma, symbolizes Shiva’s throne.
• Rice and cotton: These plants symbolize prosperity.

A white panel at the bottom bears “BALI DWIPA JAYA,” officially translated as “Jayalah Pulau Bali.” Bali Governor Regulation No. 36 of 2025 describes the emblem and its meanings and prescribes the coat of arms of Bali Province as one of the attributes of civil servants’ uniforms in the provincial government.