Coat Of Arms

My family crest has symbols, values, and motto. Have you made your family crest yet? If you haven’t yet you should. You can learn more stuff about your family history and take pride of your family

I chose an elephant because it could possibly represent good luck and health. Furthermore, elephants symbolize my religious beliefs. Since elephants are a big part of Buddhism, I wanted to imply it on my totem pole. Ever since I was younger, I would go to a Buddhist monastery to pray and learn more about my religion. I wanted this to be included on my totem pole because my religion means a lot to me.

The crest on a pole is the most important part of the pole because it tells who the specific family or tribe is. Each family had their own unique crest that would have been been passed down from generation to generation, to the native people of Early American the family crest was more than just a symbol like it is today. The crest was a honourable thing, people would fight and die for their crest. The crest can be anything from carved stone to a waved basket. Eagles are the most common symbol for totem poles and crests because they were considered to be medicine birds also were considered to have very powerful magic abilities. Totem poles were not just used to honor someone, they could also be used as a way to shame someone or a whole tribe. A shame pole would be set up in the center of a tribe if it is to shame a specific person. They were used to expose another person or tribe for something disgraceful they

The United States of America has many different symbols: The Bald Eagle, Liberty Bell, National Anthem, Uncle Sam, and the Statue of Liberty. The Bald Eagle has been used as a symbol of governmental power since the Roman Empire. It is a symbol of authority and statehood. The Liberty Bell represents our freedom as a nation. When it first rang it was to summon the citizens of the city of Philadelphia that the Declaration of Independence was to be read by Colonel John Nixon.

Additionally, it is a known saying that it is bad luck when a cat passes you trail and since a lion is a type of cat i thought it tied in perfectly. Lastly, a lion is a symbol of strength which helps us get out of our

Great post! Not only is the shild, particularly the symbol's use with The Salvation Army, a well known symbol, it is a versitial symbol. From Super Man's "S" Shield to cherished family coat of arms, shield symbols are seemingly everywhere. I also like that shield have a degree of duality. While the Salvation Army uses the shield as a warm, protective symbol, it can also be a battle, or war time emblem. Thanks for the nice post!

Have you ever thought about the olden days when there were fair maidens, knights and coats of arms? Have you wondered about your family coat of arms? What do you think would be on your family coat of arms? Speaking about family coat of arms, many knights wore coats of arms on their armor. Wearing it on their armor represented their kingdoms that they came from. I’ve read short stories, books, and seen tv shows about knights wearing the coat of arms. Reading and seeing about the coat of arms made me wonder as well, what my family coat of arms would look like. So I made one using a website and I knew it had to have three main things on it. Those three main things I put on my family’s coat of arms were symbols, values, and a motto.

My first symbol is a husk to represent my heritage. My mom’s grandparents were born in Sonora,Mexico and then came to the United States. Our family tradition is making tamales. Every year my grandparents and my family make them around Christmas time. Everyone is involved in the process and my job is soaking the corn husks. My dad’s job is cooking the meat and steaming the tamales, my mom’s and my grandpa’s

The image that represents my past is the arrow above my coat of arms, as my name means archer. The entirety of my coat of arms represents what I would like to do in the future, travel. In the picture I drew I am in Shanghai, one of the cities I still haven’t seen in China.

The coat of arms would have been made off-site and then attached to the upper part of the front of the building. The pieces would have been made using moulds and a lime-based cement. The stucco would have been attached to the building using strong adhesive and metal brackets.

Historically, the profession of nursing has been viewed as an inferior occupation, one that holds a lower status when compared to other medical professions (Thupayagale & Dithole, 2005, pg. 1). Contrastingly, nursing is one of the most vital careers within the health care system, with continuous demands for their services (Burhans, 2008, pg.2). Generally, a poor perception and understanding of this profession exists which prevents nurses from being properly recognized for their crucial role within society (Thupayagale & Dithole, 2005, pg.2). Ultimately, four symbols will be discussed in this essay deprived from the creation of a coat of arms. They will serve to acknowledge nurses as more than providers of care and comfort, but as truly valuable medical professionals in their own right.

In my coat of arms I decided to be different and make my coat of arms double sited both of the sides

    First, I will tell you about my shield. I chose the colors yellow and red on my shield because Red = Courage and Yellow = Honor and Loyalty. I chose indented decorative lines around my shield because it represents some of the hard times in life (the straight lines showed the good times in life) . The animal I drew on my shield is a flying horse. A horse is brave. My helmet I drew has a phoenix on top because phoenix’ are courageous.

Sierra: Heraldry or coat of arms was a family identification more likely to be in the family tree of a knight/noble.Heraldry was used to tell who was who on the battlefield and who the enemy was. When the knights are in full armor it’s hard to tell who is who, even if it was your friend.The shield design had to be recognized on the battlefield. Designs of a coat of arms would be that the background is divided into sections, the main picture is the charge, at the bottom of the coat of arms usually had a motto, the light colors were meant to be with the light colors while the dark colors with the dark.The original coat of arms was simple but years of passing down it became more complicated.

During the medieval times the of coat of arms was primarily established to identity knights in battle. The coat of arms were particularly useful to the heralds as toured the battlefield identifying the dead. Coat of arms also help shield the sun’s rays, for the knights. Coat of arms then evolved and started to indicate a family descent, property ownership and eventually, profession. The coat of arms I have made, has a