Wonosobo Regency Emblem

The Wonosobo Regency emblem consists of a shield containing two mountains, lines, a ribbon with Javanese script, and agricultural elements. Wonosobo is in Central Java.

• Shield: The shield symbolizes strong, unified inner defense in protecting the region.
• Two mountains: The pair, called Dwi Arga, depicts Mount Sindoro and Mount Sumbing, the two major mountains in the region.
• Vertical lines: The 19 lines indicate a number of centuries and symbolize the high rainfall in this mountainous area.
• Wavy lines: The three wavy forms, each with 10 lines, symbolize the abundance of springs and commemorate 1930 as a milestone in regional autonomy.
• Ribbon inscription: The ribbon bears the Javanese-script text “Sabda Pandhawa Raga Nyawiji,” described as a surya sengkala symbolizing unity and Panca Tunggal Ika.
• Agricultural elements: Tea or tobacco leaves and rice and cotton signify fertile soil, prosperity, and the welfare of the people.
• Colors: Green symbolizes prosperity and natural fertility; red, courage and truth; yellow or gold, noble character; black, eternity, strength, and steadfastness; and white, purity.

The Wonosobo Regency emblem’s ribbon carries “Sabda Pandhawa Raga Nyawiji,” a unity-focused inscription that represents the spirit of togetherness and Panca Tunggal Ika.