Nottigham Crest Tapestries
Description: This is a hand drawn representation of the cross staff and crowns that is recognised today as the crest on the coat of arms of the City of Nottingham in England. It is an ancient symbol whose original meaning has been largely lost over time. It is most commonly assumed that the cross staff represents the woods that used to define the local area (such as Sherwood forest) and that the crowns are a reference to the royal use of these woods for hunting. The symbol is set upon a red/maroon shield and so this is these are most accurate colours of shirt to choose if you intend to specifically represent Nottingham.
Description: This is a hand drawn representation of the cross staff and crowns that is recognised today as the crest on the coat of arms of the City of Nottingham in England. It is an ancient symbol whose original meaning has been largely lost over time. It is most commonly assumed that the cross staff represents the woods that used to define the local area (such as Sherwood forest) and that the crowns are a reference to the royal use of these woods for hunting.
Description: This is a hand drawn representation of the cross staff and crowns that is recognised today as the crest on the coat of arms of the City of Nottingham in England. It is an ancient symbol whose original meaning has been largely lost over time. It is most commonly assumed that the cross staff represents the woods that used to define the local area (such as Sherwood forest) and that the crowns are a reference to the royal use of these woods for hunting. The symbol is set upon a red/maroon shield and so this is these are most accurate colours of shirt to choose if you intend to specifically represent Nottingham.
