Fleur-de-Lis Symbol - Meaning, History, and Heraldic Significance #1368014 (License: Personal Use)

This image displays a traditional fleur-de-lis in deep maroon, a stylized lily with three petals-central upright and two curved outward-symbolizing the Holy Trinity in Christian iconography. Historically adopted by French kings from the 12th century onward, it became a powerful emblem of sovereignty, chivalry, and divine right. Its clean, symmetrical design makes it ideal for logos, flags, architecture, and regional identity, especially in Louisiana and Quebec.

Used on heritage websites, educational pages about European heraldry, cultural tourism sites (e.g., New Orleans, France), and branding for organizations emphasizing tradition or regional pride. Matches user intent for historical symbols, logo inspiration, or academic research.