"Smoke & Ember" is a round badge logo for a BBQ channel, in a rugged grill style. Cream slab letters with a dark shadow sit inside a charcoal circle ringed in orange, beneath crossed white tongs and a small orange flame. Remake it with your own channel name and grill tools, and it prints well on aprons and stickers.

Create a finished, square 1:1 channel badge logo for a BBQ brand. Render only the exact channel name “Smoke & Ember”; do not add any other words, letters, numbers, or tagline. Center one compact, circular badge on a plain warm-ivory background. Build the badge from a solid charcoal-black disk with a thick, clean burnt-orange outer ring and a narrow ivory inset keyline. Inside the circle, place a simple, unmistakable flame above a pair of crossed barbecue tongs; use bold orange flame shapes and simplified charcoal-and-ivory tong silhouettes with thick strokes and no fine mechanical detail. Set “Smoke & Ember” as the dominant text, stacked on two centered lines in rugged custom slab-serif lettering: heavy squared stems, substantial rectangular serifs, compact proportions, open counters, slightly irregular chipped ink edges, and even stroke weight. Use warm ivory letter faces with a thick charcoal outline and restrained burnt-orange shadow/accent for clear separation. Keep the ampersand large and legible. The name occupies the lower half of the badge; the flame and tongs occupy the upper half without obstructing the words. Keep all artwork comfortably inside the canvas with generous margins; use bold shapes and high contrast so the mark remains recognizable at 150 × 150 px. Flat, clean vector-like logo rendering, crisp edges, limited three-color palette, no gradients, no photographic setting, no texture behind the badge, no extra props, no mockup, no watermark.