Beit Sahour, the house of the night watch, told in three symbols the town already owns.
The centennial needed more than a badge. It needed a visual language that carries the spirit of the town, tells its history and looks ahead. A living heritage that grows without losing its roots.
- 01The hills and the archThe fields where the shepherds lived and heard the news of the Nativity, under the arch of Ras al-Mazbaleh, the gateway to the old town.
- 02The shepherdHe stands watch with his staff, like the town's own name: Beit Sahour, the house of the night watch.
- 03The 100Two zeros drawn into each other: continuity between generations. Soft curves for a town that keeps growing, a solid build for one that stays.


The master lockup carries the mark, the 100 years, the municipality's name in Arabic and English, and Shepherds' Field. One red, one near-black.




Twelve icons, one town
Each tile is a piece of Beit Sahour: the Orthodox church tower, the Shepherds' Field church, the crescent and the mosque, the angel of the annunciation, the sheep, the hills, the staff, the Canaanite letter beit, the old town. Red and stone tiles alternate and butt together into one frieze.
home of shepherds
بيت ساحور عبر العصور
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ا ب ت ث ج ح خ د ذ ر ز س ش ص ض ط ظ ع غ ف ق ك ل م ن ه و ي ١٢٣٤٥٦٧٨٩٠
From the letterhead to a wristband: the same red, the same frieze.






Identity by Marker Studio®
What we made
- Centennial logo
- Icon system
- Stationery
- Event merchandise
- Digital
