ANGKOR ESTD 1992

Mark description

The mark consists of a silver rectangle having a horizontal red band with a curved middle at the top. In this red band is white Khmer lettering that transliterates to "Srabeer Angkor". Under the Khmer lettering is a blue curved line. Below the red band is the depiction of a yellow temple with blue outlining and white vertical pillars. Below the deception of the temple is the wording "Angkor" appearing in white stylized font and having a blue outline below which appears above the white, stylized wording "ESTD 1992". Just above the wording "ESTD 1992" is a horizontal blue line. Behind the wording "Angkor" "ESTD 1992" and the blue horizontal line is a red semicircle. Surrounding the depiction of the semi-circle and temple as well as the wording "Angkor" and "ESTD 1992" is the depiction of several garland bunches comprising white leaves and swirling and curved decorative lines. But for the color white appearing in Khmer lettering, the wording "Angkor ESTD 1992" the vertical pillars of the temple and the garland comprising leaves and swirling or curved decorative lines, the color white represents background or transparent areas and is not part of the mark.