Landak Regency Emblem

The Landak Regency emblem consists of a shield bearing a porcupine image, rice and cotton, elements associated with nature and local culture, and a combination of green, yellow or gold, red, and white. Its documented features convey meanings connected with resilience, prosperity, the natural environment, and the communities of Landak Regency in West Kalimantan.

• Shield form: The shield symbolizes resilience and protection, as well as the community’s readiness to face the challenges of the times and safeguard the integrity of the region.
• Porcupine image: The porcupine symbolizes the regency’s name and represents local residents’ steadfastness, endurance, and courage in protecting themselves and their environment.
• Rice and cotton: These elements symbolize prosperity, social well-being, and the fulfillment of the community’s clothing and food needs.
• Nature and cultural elements: River, forest, or local-artifact elements represent tropical natural wealth and harmony among the Dayak, Malay, Chinese, and Javanese communities living side by side in the regency.
• Colors: Green symbolizes fertility and nature; yellow or gold symbolizes glory and nobility; and red and white symbolize fighting spirit and nationalism.

Regional Regulation No. 1 of 2001 established the Landak Regency emblem, providing its documented legal basis. The regulation also establishes the emblem’s formal standing as part of the regency’s regional identity.