Lumajang Regency Emblem

The Lumajang Regency emblem consists of a shield-shaped field with a green ground, a red-and-white border, Mount Semeru with five flames at its summit, agricultural symbols, and a five-pointed star. The composition reflects documented geographic potential, community character, and national identity.

• Shield form: The shield depicts a tested, steadfast spirit and firm resolve as the foundation of human conduct.
• Green ground: The green color symbolizes peace, friendship, tolerance, and the fertility of Lumajang Regency.
• Red-and-white border: The border represents national feeling and unity within the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia.
• Mount Semeru and five flames: Mount Semeru represents steadfastness, while the five flames at its summit symbolize the fervor of the spirit of Pancasila.
• Rice and cotton: The 45 grains of rice and 17 cotton blossoms refer to Indonesia’s independence date, August 17, 1945, and symbolize hopes for food and clothing prosperity.
• Tobacco leaves: The eight tobacco leaves above the cup or monument signify the region’s agricultural products and refer to August, the eighth month.
• Five-pointed star: The star symbolizes belief in the One Almighty God.

The ribbon carries the Kawi motto “AMRETA BRATA WIRA BHAKTI”, meaning that everlasting virtue is the conduct of a knight devoted to service. The Lumajang Regency emblem was established under Regional Regulation No. 13 of 1971.