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Chaplet of Roses (1) §
A perennial flowering shrub known for its beauty and sharp thorns.
Default orientation: blossom affronty. Proper coloration: gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
Wreaths, chaplets, orles and bordures of roses are reserved to queens, princesses, and companions of the rose. Crowned roses tinctured gules and argent (either doubled, quarterly, or per pale) are restricted as badges of the Tudors.
Source: Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals. Artist unknown.
Chaplet of Roses (2) §
A perennial flowering shrub known for its beauty and sharp thorns.
Default orientation: blossom affronty. Proper coloration: gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
Wreaths, chaplets, orles and bordures of roses are reserved to queens, princesses, and companions of the rose. Crowned roses tinctured gules and argent (either doubled, quarterly, or per pale) are restricted as badges of the Tudors.
Source: Sledgehamster. Artist: Grimwulf Harland.
Chaplet of Roses (3) §
A perennial flowering shrub known for its beauty and sharp thorns.
Default orientation: blossom affronty. Proper coloration: gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
Wreaths, chaplets, orles and bordures of roses are reserved to queens, princesses, and companions of the rose. Crowned roses tinctured gules and argent (either doubled, quarterly, or per pale) are restricted as badges of the Tudors.
Artist: Roana d’Evreux. Adapted by Malyss Makneile and Mathghamhain Ua Ruadháin.
Chaplet of Roses (4) §
A perennial flowering shrub known for its beauty and sharp thorns.
Default orientation: blossom affronty. Proper coloration: gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
Wreaths, chaplets, orles and bordures of roses are reserved to queens, princesses, and companions of the rose. Crowned roses tinctured gules and argent (either doubled, quarterly, or per pale) are restricted as badges of the Tudors.
Source: Encyclopædia Britannica. (1910 edition, arms of Hilton.) Artist unknown. Adapted by Mathghamhain Ua Ruadháin.
Chaplet of Roses (5) §
A perennial flowering shrub known for its beauty and sharp thorns.
Default orientation: blossom affronty. Proper coloration: gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
Wreaths, chaplets, orles and bordures of roses are reserved to queens, princesses, and companions of the rose. Crowned roses tinctured gules and argent (either doubled, quarterly, or per pale) are restricted as badges of the Tudors.
Source: Wikimedia Commons. Artist: Oxenhillshaw. License: Released into the public domain. (From the arms of Baron Alvingham.)
Chaplet of Roses (6) §
A perennial flowering shrub known for its beauty and sharp thorns.
Default orientation: blossom affronty. Proper coloration: gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
Wreaths, chaplets, orles and bordures of roses are reserved to queens, princesses, and companions of the rose. Crowned roses tinctured gules and argent (either doubled, quarterly, or per pale) are restricted as badges of the Tudors.
Source: Wikimedia Commons. Artist: Oxenhillshaw. License: Released into the public domain. Adapted by Mathghamhain Ua Ruadháin.
Chaplet of Roses (7) §
A perennial flowering shrub known for its beauty and sharp thorns.
Default orientation: blossom affronty. Proper coloration: gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
Wreaths, chaplets, orles and bordures of roses are reserved to queens, princesses, and companions of the rose. Crowned roses tinctured gules and argent (either doubled, quarterly, or per pale) are restricted as badges of the Tudors.
Source: Queens College MS 72. Artist unknown. (Folio 67v.)
Chaplet of Roses (8) §
A perennial flowering shrub known for its beauty and sharp thorns.
Default orientation: blossom affronty. Proper coloration: gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
Wreaths, chaplets, orles and bordures of roses are reserved to queens, princesses, and companions of the rose. Crowned roses tinctured gules and argent (either doubled, quarterly, or per pale) are restricted as badges of the Tudors.
Source: Zurich Roll. Artist unknown. (Folio 4v.)
Chaplet of Roses (9) §
Default orientation: blossom affronty. Proper coloration: gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
Wreaths, chaplets, orles and bordures of roses are reserved to queens, princesses, and companions of the rose. Crowned roses tinctured gules and argent (either doubled, quarterly, or per pale) are restricted as badges of the Tudors.
Source: Sledgehamster. Artist: Grimwulf Harland.
