Serang City Emblem

The Serang City emblem consists of a six-sided shield, a five-pointed gold star, and a replica of the Kaibon Gate. Its colors also carry documented meanings.

• Six-sided shield: The six sides symbolize the six subdistricts that initially formed Serang City, the Six Articles of Faith as a religious foundation, and the perseverance and resilience of Banten residents.
• Five-pointed gold star: The star symbolizes the Five Pillars of Islam and the principle of belief in the One Almighty God.
• Kaibon Gate: This replica of the gate of Kaibon Palace refers to the history of the Banten Sultanate and symbolizes Serang’s role as Banten Province’s capital and gateway, as well as a path toward prosperity and welfare.
• Yellow and gold: These colors symbolize dignity, prosperity, a bright future, and the justice and authority of government in realizing a Madani society.
• Green: Green symbolizes natural resources and the potential of agriculture and horticulture.
• Blue: Blue symbolizes quality human resources in education and religion, along with potential in marine fisheries and freshwater fishponds.
• White: White symbolizes cleanliness and purity.
• Red and black: Red symbolizes the courage of government and residents in facing challenges; red and white together affirm Serang’s place within the Republic of Indonesia. Black symbolizes firmness, resolve, and steadfastness in carrying out the people’s mandate.

The Serang City emblem’s color symbolism includes the aim of realizing a Madani society; “Madani” is the city’s regional motto.