Mukomuko Regency Emblem

The Mukomuko Regency emblem consists of a black-bordered shield, a five-pointed star, rice and cotton, and two blue river flows. It also bears the words “KABUPATEN MUKOMUKO” at the top of the shield.

• Shield and inscription: The shield has a curved polygonal shape with a convex top and a black border. It encloses the emblem’s other elements, and its upper portion bears the administrative name “KABUPATEN MUKOMUKO”.
• Five-pointed star: A white star with a yellow outline sits at the highest point inside the shield. It symbolizes religious devotion and belief in the One Almighty God.
• Rice and cotton: The emblem depicts 25 rice grains in brown-yellow shades and 25 cotton bolls in white and black. Their number symbolizes the regency’s founding date, February 25; rice and cotton symbolize prosperity and the provision of food and clothing.
• Two river flows: Two blue flows appear symmetrically in the emblem. They symbolize Mukomuko’s water and natural resources, and reflect the importance of rivers to local life and transport.

The Mukomuko Regency emblem is documented alongside the regency’s motto, “Kapuang Sakti Ratau Batuah”. Its stated explanation associates “Kapuang Sakti” with a strong, honorable homeland and “Ratau Batuah” with a blessed and prosperous place of settlement.