Carved Coat of Arms: What Each Part Means
Shield, helmet, torse, mantling, and motto: what each part of a coat of arms means, shown on two carvings, one with a griffin and one with three fish.
Custom wood carving developed from your idea, sketch or reference specifically for your project — heraldic family crests and coats of arms, relief panels, religious and cultural carvings, and carved furniture such as headboards.
The project begins with your idea — a sketch, a reference, a family crest, or simply a description of the space and its character.
Sketches and 3D renders to refine the design, scale and detail before carving begins.
The piece is carved in the wood of your choice — walnut, oak, iroko or any other species you prefer — and finished in the atelier, with progress photos along the way. Production usually takes 1–2 weeks.
The finished piece is carefully packed and shipped; delivery time depends on your region. On-site installation is available by arrangement.
Every commission begins with a conversation about the space, the story and the craft it calls for.
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