Bavarian lozengy shield

E199810

The Bavarian lozengy shield is the distinctive blue-and-white diamond-patterned heraldic emblem historically associated with Bavaria and its ruling dynasty.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms element
heraldic emblem
symbol of Bavaria
appearsOn Bavarian government buildings
Bavarian police insignia
Bavarian sports team logos
Bavarian tourism logos
Bavarian vehicle registration plates
associatedWithCountry Germany
associatedWithDynasty House of Wittelsbach
associatedWithRegion Bavaria
color blue
white
culturalSignificance widely recognized symbol of southern Germany
hasAlternativeName Bavarian diamonds
Bavarian lozenges
hasHeraldicTincture argent
azure
hasPattern lozengy
hasShape shield
historicallyAssociatedWith Duchy of Bavaria
Kingdom of Bavaria
influencedDesignOf Bavarian airline liveries
Bavarian beer labels
Oktoberfest decorations
legalStatus protected state symbol in Bavaria
originatesFrom House of Wittelsbach
surface form: arms of the House of Wittelsbach
partOf Coat of arms of Bavaria
surface form: greater coat of arms of Bavaria

Coat of arms of Bavaria
surface form: lesser coat of arms of Bavaria
patternDescription field of alternating blue and white lozenges
recognizedAs traditional Bavarian state symbol
symbolizes Bavarian heritage
Bavarian identity
Kingdom of Bavaria
surface form: Bavarian monarchy
usedAs landeswappen element
usedBy Bavaria
surface form: Free State of Bavaria
usedFor official representation of the Bavarian state
representation of Bavarian royal lineage
usedIn Coat of arms of Bavaria
surface form: coat of arms of Bavaria

flag of Bavaria
state insignia of Bavaria
usedInContext branding of Bavarian products
heraldry
vexillology
usedSinceCentury 13th century
visualMotif diamond pattern

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Kingdom of Bavaria coatOfArms Bavarian lozengy shield
House of Wittelsbach coatOfArms Bavarian lozengy shield
this entity surface form: Wittelsbach lozengy shield
House of Wittelsbach symbol Bavarian lozengy shield
this entity surface form: white and blue lozenges of Bavaria