Heraldic Stickers

Fleur de lis (black and gold)

fleur de lis (red)

fleur de lis (gold)

fleur de lis (pink)

Fleur de lis (aqua blue)

This banner of a snake design is fitting for snake lovers who also intrested Harry Potter's Slytherin house and medieval aestetic. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves banner flags, heraldry and mystic. Design is also fitting in time for The National Serpent Day (February 1st).

fleur de lis (green)

fleur de lis (blue)

fleur de lis (black)

fleur de lis (white)

fleur de lis (silver)

Fleur de lis (purple)

This heraldic lion will help in channeling your inner Flemish. What does it mean? Well, in other words it means AWESOME. Flandria was one of those lands that, despite its comparatively miniature size, exerted a significant influence on the development of Europe. It has been one of the leading centers of trade and manufacturing since the Middle Ages, which translated into the extraordinary wealth of this country. It easily captured the envious gazes of its neighbours. Gazing and staring turned out about the only things they could do, as the Flemish people could defend their land quite vigorously, usually with the cunning use of maces called Goedendag, which translates to ""Good Morning."

Minimal Lion and Sun Motif

Lion of England is a heraldic art of Queen Elizabeth II coronation ceremony day.

This design by Richard H. Fay features a heraldic lion rampant in black. A lion rampant sable appears on the flag of the Flemish Community and Flemish Region in Belgium.

Medieval coat of arms

Clan Hamilton crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle.

Clan MacLeod of Lewis crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle.

Royal - fleur de lys (Royal Lily)

Blazon Logo

This original design by Richard H. Fay was inspired by various heraldic unicorns.

The ‘De Vilhena’ Lion statue in East Street corner with Archbishop Street, Valletta. The lion is the heraldic emblem of the Grand Master who reigned in Malta between 1722 and 1736. De Vilhena enhanced the island’s military defences by building Fort Manoel to protect the exposed flank of the city in Marsamxett Harbour.

Fire breathing eagle warrior

Large coat of arms of the Medici, painted canvas . Workshops by Alessandro Allori and Francesco Curradi.,1590 / 1625 Digital elaboration by Bulgan Lumini.

Photograph

"That they may fall with the greater ruin". Redrawn from Devises héroïques by Claude Paradin (1557)

A well-designed flag does something special to me.

This design by Richard H. Fay features a heraldic lion rampant, a lion depicted in profile rearing up on its hind legs, ready to stave off all attackers.

"Thy Will Be Done." The Jerusalem Cross used by the first Christian king of Jerusalem.

The white rose was one of several devices to appear on Yorkist badges and banners. This original illustration by Richard H. Fay is based on various medieval-period heraldic roses.

A little tribute to the greatest master, the Turtle Hermit

Unicorns, long known for their association to virgin lore, are here to set the record straight!

A unicorn's head is held proudly, framed among a decorative filigree banner.

In Greek mythology, Agamemnon was the son of King Atreus and Queen Aerope of Mycenae, the brother of Menelaus, the husband of Clytemnestra and the father of Iphigenia, Electra or Laodike, Orestes and Chrysothemis.

variant version for light color garments only