Dayi Emblem

The emblem for the Special Administrative Extraterritorial Division of Dayī of the Republic of Indonesia (印尼共和大一特域外行政部), it entails a single head of cotton on a blue circle, surrounded by the official name of the territory in Chinese (simplified) with 'Dayī' in English at the bottom, reflecting the dual English-Chinese administration. It is reminiscent of the old emblem of Hong Kong, before the city was incorporated into the wider Province of Guangdong in 2047 and which is still used by the Hong Kong FTZ Authority.

The emblem appears on all official government documents and institutions and is incorporated into most ministerial logos, and further it serves as an insignia for the Dayī Air Service (including it's civilian (Dayī Air) and military (Dayī Air Force) branches). The cotton head is also a commonly prescribed biometric tattoo in the ministries that use such technology, serving as an embedded security and ID card for such bodies as the Division for Internal Regulation of the Ministry of Civic Affairs and Border Protection and the Ministry for Innovation, Research and Requisition. It is usually tattooed on the upper forearm, toward the elbow. 

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I made it for the previously posted map and figured I could just throw it out on it's own, which is a little disingenuous but it was actually surprisingly difficult to make so I don't feel too bad, and I threw in some extra lore with it. 

EDIT: After some advice from some Chinese friends I changed the Mandarin a bit.