Logo of Sheng Hong Temple

A logo embodies the spirit and values of an organization. The logo of Lorong Koo Chye Sheng Hong Temple vividly reflects the Temple’s vision, mission, and aspirations.

The logo features a Taiji symbol in red and white, representing the Yin and Yang attributes inherent in all things throughout the universe. It also symbolizes Sheng Hong Deity’s role in overseeing both the mortal and spiritual realms. These two colours are also the colours of Singapore’s national flag, expressing both the Temple’s affiliation with Taoism and its love for the Republic of Singapore.

At the centre of the Taiji symbol stands a traditional Chinese structure set above fortified city walls. Beneath it are two flowing waves representing water, symbolizing Sheng Hong Deity’s duty to safeguard the city and its people.

The two dots within the Taiji symbol are transformed into the pearl crowning the structure and the rising sun emerging from the water. The design is rich in symbolism yet clear in expression, and the transformation of the Taiji dots into these elements is particularly ingenious.

These two elements also serve as the defining highlights of the logo. The pearl atop the structure symbolizes Xian You Bo Zhu’s justice, integrity, and benevolent protection of all beings. The rising sun above the water represents the dedication and enthusiasm of the Temple’s committee members in carrying out temple affairs. United in purpose and working together in harmony, they strive towards a bright and promising future.