Fleur-de-Lis Symbol Meaning, History & Usage | Heraldic Icon #1367895 (License: Personal Use)

This bold black-and-white fleur-de-lis features a central upright petal flanked by two symmetrical curved petals, with a short horizontal bar and a pointed base-characteristic of the French royal version. Historically adopted by King Louis VI in the 12th century, it symbolizes purity, light, and the Holy Trinity, and remains widely used in Louisiana, Quebec, and Catholic institutions.

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