Purwakarta Regency Emblem

The Purwakarta Regency emblem consists of a pentagonal shield containing several elements associated with local landmarks and prosperity. The pentagonal form symbolizes Pancasila and serves as a protective shield. The emblem belongs to Purwakarta Regency in West Java, Indonesia.

• Black field with red plate: This element represents the Jatiluhur Multipurpose Dam, which is described as a source of irrigation and a symbol of prosperity for the community.
• Green curve and white and blue waves: These features represent Situ Buleud, a lake in central Purwakarta described as a historic landmark and local tourism icon.
• Red and yellow building: The building depicts Gedung Kresidenan, also called Gedung Negara. Its triangular roof resembles Mount Tangkuban Parahu, linking the emblem to the Sangkuriang folk legend.
• Rice and cotton: These elements symbolize adequate food and clothing, as well as prosperity.
• Red ribbon and motto: The ribbon below the emblem bears the inscription “Wibawa Karta Raharja”. The source explains “Wibawa” as dignity or respect, “Karta” as safety and peace, and “Raharja” as prosperity and well-being.

The Purwakarta Regency emblem carries “Wibawa Karta Raharja” as its motto on the red ribbon beneath the design. The motto expresses an aspiration for dignity, peace, and prosperity for the community.