Coats of arms (or, more accurately heraldic achievements ... Include something organic “Every good crest should have plants, flowers, or a little bit of greenery,” says Rogers.

the status symbol for the seriously superior European was the coat of arms. Nobility of birth is no longer required. Nobility of spirit is more important. In the later Middle Ages, heraldic ...

Office of the Liturgical Celebrations of the Supreme Pontiff (UCEPO) / X This return to traditional elements accompanies Leo’s papal coat of arms. The heraldic design features a fleur-de-lis on ...

The Polish use of these signs differed in some aspects from what was typical in other countries - a single coat of arms may have been used by numerous Polish families. Culture.pl takes a quick look at ...

Rules of ecclesiastic heraldry dictate that in a coat of arms, color cannot be laid upon color nor metal upon metal. At top left of the crest is a golden feather set upon a backdrop of red.