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Heraldry tapestries add a unique warmth and sophistication to your favorite room or setting, whether it is a living room, dining room or home office.
Since ancient and medieval times, the family crest has been used as heraldry, to signal the identity of one family or kingdom. They decorated homes and castles, and displayed the emblems of their ancestry.
There are coats of arms for many names and family lines in many countries, especially of European, English and Celtic and Nordic areas.
These royal crest tapestries add beauty, and a unique regality at the same time.
You can see symbols such as animals, objects, foliage and designs such as the fleur de lis. You can bring the splendor of these crests into your home and make a beautiful and majestic impression.
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Dating back to the 9th century, the county of Angouleme traces its origins to one of the most important of early counts, William Taillefer. In the 12th century, the title was passed to King John of England. This tapestry is as regal as the family name upon which it is based. -
This Blason Norfolk Green tapestry shows the coat of arms with the horse and lion, in a beautiful green background. The olive brown green backdrop is accompanied by the subtle browns and reds in this piece which shows off the Norfolf family crest most beautifully. -
Blason Norfolk Green II tapestry shows thefamily crest with the horse and lion. The central design shows 3 knights helmets on top of which stands a miniature version of these 2 animals. -
Blason Tours Crest tapestry shows a theatrical scene of coat of arms with twin lions flanking the central crown. In this coat of arms or royal crest tapestry, we see an elegant design where the lions embrace both the crown in the centre as well as the drapes. -
Blason Unicorn tapestry shows a unicorn themed crest with unicorns flanking a square emblem. The words in latin read "One heart, one way". The design includes a crown at the top for regality, a curved leaf motif which is lush and textural, and the central crest with 2 unicorns and decorated with flowers. -
In this tapestry we see the Celtic Cross, a symbol which includes the cross with a circle around the intersection. The Celtic regions of Ireland and subsequently other parts of Great Britain had evidence of the use of this symbol for many centuries before its revival in the 19th century. -
In the Ciniglia Crest tapestry we see a family or royal crest heraldry tapestry in blues and golds. Here we see a central emblem shield with a crown above, symbolic of royalty and regality. -
In Coronation tapestry we see a coat of arms with the French fleur de lis, crown and foliage. It is based on traditional French symbols of royalty such as the fleur de lis. -
Heraldic emblems used throughout history have been used to distinguish one family from another, or between countries. This tapestry 'Crest And Fleur' consists of 3 fleurs de lis, which is an element of French and German coat of arms and royal crests. The iconic symbols in this royal crest are a delight to behold. -
In this modern coat of arms tapestry "Crest On Black I" we see two hounds in silver on a heraldic crest that features a standing lion which represents courage and strength. Royal crests and family crests have been used for centuries by families and royalty to represent their own name, but also to represent the virtues that they believed in. -
This contemporary coat of arms tapestry "Crest On Black II" shows two golden lions on a heraldic crest design. The work has a modern tension while taking the symbols of strength and courage as well as royalty from the past. -
Dame Au Blason coat of arms tapestry shows a crest created for the wedding of Elizabeth Charlotte d' Orleans, niece of King Louis XIV. Based on the 17th century originals, we see here a lovely royal crest showing the French emblem of the fleur de lis on a blue background. -
This exceptionally grand tapestry, Grandes Armories, was originally woven by the Gobelins manufactory in the 18th century in France. Designed by Pierre Josse Perrot, the original tapestry was produced to announce the reign of Louis XV who came to reign as a five year old in the year 1715. The 3 fleurs de lis symbols in the azure blue cartouche represent the arms of France below the golden crown. -
This elaborate royal crest tapestry "Grande Armoiries Beige" shows a design by Pierre Josse Perrot. There were different versions woven at the Gobelins at the beginning of the 18th century. The originals are now at the Louvre and at the Versailles castle in France. -
Licornes Blason shows a gorgeous emblem os dual unicorns surrounding a central emblem. Here we see a crown which hovers over a drape over the central emblem of a crown and emblem flanked by the two unicorns. -
This coat of arms tapestry "Love Strength Courage" shows a royal crest, from the work of contemporary artist Bob Bergin. Striking in detail and color, we see a heraldic crest with lions that symbolize courage , and acorns symbolising strength. -
In this heraldic tapestry "Napolean Burgundy" we see a classic royal crest showing the eagle and bees of the Empire style. The images of the horn of plenty, where fruit bursts forth supports the central emblem of a crest with an eagle. -
This coat of arms tapestry "Napolean Dark Blue" shows the crest of Napolean with the famous eagle symbol. When Napolean became emperor in May 1804, he counselled with his Conseil d'Etat to produce a new royal crest for his new empire. -
This tapestry image is by Charles Le Brun from 1662 and was originally intended to hang over a door in a formal interior. The stunning details in this work is representative of this French painter who had an imagination as well as an eye for unique works of grandeur and appeal to the imagination. -
Regal Crest tapestry shows a gorgeous French coat of arms in beautiful colors. The royal crest of family crest was a coat of arms used by families over centuries fo European culture to signify family lines. -
This heraldry tapestry "Royal Arms of England" shows an elaborate royal crest. Here in this elaborate crest, we see a knight's helmet from which fronds of foliage emerge. The lion and the dragon are flanking the central emblem which reads Honi Soit Qvi Male Pense. -
Royal Crest II tapestry shows a beautiful heraldic crest of golds and reds. The background is dark which accentuates the emblem very well. -
Dieu et mon droit, on the Stuart Crest, means "My Divine Right" among other translations. This is the royal crest of Charles the second (Charles Stuart) who reigned England, Scotland and Ireland between 1661 and 1685. -
This tapestry is based on the work of US artist Elizabeth Jardine. She hails from the State University of New York and since a young child has been inspired by fine artists and master painters, to create her own works filled with classic regality and harmonious use of color. -
In this royal crest tapestry, we see the work of US artist Elizabeth Jardine. Inspird by the master painters since a young age, Jardine's work shows a strong appreciation of the harmonious use of color, as well as a beautifully balanced composition. -
The Heaume tapestry shows the royal or family crest of the Nagera family from Bruges in the 16th century. Here we see the central shield of three fleur de lis motifs surrounded by acanthus style leaves in a variety of colors from yellow golds to reds and blues. -
With a lineage that dates to the 14th century, the origin of the name "Tours" can be traced to the ancient city of Tours, France. The town is perhaps most well known for its ties to Joan of Arc, who wrote of the voices she heard while in Tours. -
The illustrious origins of the Tours crest can be traced back to the 14th century. The aldermen of the French city of Tours, which means "Turns", were given the right to be members of the court of kings, along with 35 other mayors of communes known as "good cities" in France.
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