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The Sacred Emblem of the Chlouvānem Inquisition (in Chlouvānem: murkadhānāvīyi brausire camiyalta). It acts as the country's national emblem and, prior to the adoption of the Flag in 37Ɛ5 (6329₁₀), its previous version without the sword, rice ears, and flowers was also the country's only international symbol.

Despite its official nature in the Inquisition, in many Western Calémerian countries the symbol (particularly the earlier, "hand-on-sun", version) is stigmatized as a symbol of religious intolerance and mass murder because of the events of the Global War.