Blason ville ca Saint-Fabien-de-Panet Québec (Canada) (Coat of Arms) Hoodie - Design Description
This hoodie showcases the Coat of Arms of Saint-Fabien-de-Panet, a parish municipality in Quebec, Canada, granted by the Canadian Heraldic Authority.
Shield Design (Blazon)
The central element is the shield, divided per chevron (an inverted "V" shape). The upper portion is gold (Or), and the lower section is green (Vert).
The design prominently features three bells. Two bells are positioned in the gold (Or) upper section, while one bell appears in the green (Vert) lower section. The colors are "counterchanged," meaning the bells' colors are reversed in each section. This creates a visual interplay between the gold and green hues.
The bells are a direct reference to the history of the municipality and the parish. They are named Jeanne D’Arc, Louis Nazaire Fabien, and Eugène Gustave, with the first two bells honoring priests who served the parish.
Crest
Above the shield rests the crest. It is a green mural crown, a symbol often associated with civic pride. Rising from the crown is a gold dove, holding a red heart in its beak.
The dove symbolizes the election of Saint Fabian as Pope, drawing from the legend of a dove landing on his head during the selection process. The red heart represents the community's motto.
Motto
The motto, "Bien haut dans mon cœur" ("High in my heart"), emphasizes the community's values and aspirations. While not visually represented, it adds depth to the overall design.
