Tuesday, November 10, 2020

Haninge Coat of Arms

Haninge Coat of Arms
The Capercaillie and the Anchor can be seen on the official Haninge Coat of Arms. Symbolizing the forest,(we have a lot of that), and the sea,(we have a big archipelago). One of these symbols can also be seen on a few Viking Era runestones around Haninge. This updated and inclusive version can be seen at a playground at Eskilsparken in Handen. Most likely made by local school kids from a nearby school earlier this year.

5 comments:

Bill said...

The kids did a great job in designing the updated coat of arms.

William Kendall said...

I like it.

JudithK said...

I hsd to look up Capercaillie, and now I know. Sort of a turkey (I write from the USA, sorry.) But all in all, it's a handsome coat of arms. If one wants one.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

It is simple and beautiful Steffe, children are so much less complicated than adults. Fascinating to see the rune stone ✨

magiceye said...

Beautifully designed!