Blora Regency Emblem

The Blora Regency emblem consists of a pentagonal container, twin mountains, six tree trunks, an oil tower, two wavy river lines, a Kala Makara, rice and cotton, and a five-pointed star. These elements express principles, natural resources, waterways, cultural preservation, prosperity, and spiritual protection.

• Pentagonal container: The Cupu Manik (Hasta Gina) is a container shaped like a pentagon that symbolizes the philosophy of Pancasila.
• Twin mountains: The twin mountains symbolize the people of Blora’s loyalty to the Government of the Republic of Indonesia and their deep love for their place of origin.
• Six tree trunks and oil tower: These elements symbolize Blora’s principal natural resources: teak forest potential and petroleum-mining products.
• Two wavy river lines: The lines represent the Lusi and Bengawan Solo Rivers, important waterways that support life and represent government efforts to improve the welfare of the people.
• Kala Makara: This figure symbolizes the preservation of Blora’s traditional culture and arts.
• Rice and cotton: The composition includes 17 grains of rice and 8 cotton blossoms. This paired motif symbolizes prosperity and represents the date of the independence of the Republic of Indonesia.
• Five-pointed star: The star symbolizes belief in the One Almighty God as the source of protection and safety for all the people.

The motto on the Blora Regency emblem is “Cacana Jaya Kerta Bhumi”, meaning a place or container of enduring glory, prosperity, and peace for its people. This wording provides the emblem’s documented motto context.