Moor's head of Corsica

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Moor's head of Corsica is a heraldic emblem depicting a black Moor’s head, famously used as the symbol on the flag and coat of arms of the island of Corsica.

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Moor's head of Corsica canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf emblem
heraldic charge
symbol
appearsOn Corsican license plates (regional identifier)
regional government buildings in Corsica
associatedWith Corsica
background white field
category heraldic charges of people
regional symbols of France
controversy racial imagery debates
country France
depicts Moor
human head
profile of a head
fieldColor white
hasAlternativeForm Moor's head
surface form: Moor's head with raised headband

Moor's head
surface form: Moor's head without blindfold
hasColor black
hasCulturalSignificance Corsican culture
hasElement blindfold
headband
heritage Mediterranean heraldry
inspiredBy Moor's head motif in European heraldry
language Corsican language
surface form: Corsican
languageName Testa di Moro
surface form: Testa Mora
orientation facing left
partOf iconography of Corsica
region Mediterranean Sea
relatedTo Four Moors (Quattro Mori) of Sardinia
surface form: Four Moors of Sardinia

Sardinian flag
represents autonomy of Corsica
history of Corsican resistance
symbolizes Corsican identity
Corsican nationalism
Corsica
surface form: island of Corsica
usedAs logo of Corsican institutions
tourism symbol of Corsica
usedBy Corsica
surface form: Collectivité de Corse

people of Corsica
usedIn Corsican sports team logos
official documents of Corsica
regional signage in Corsica
usedOn coat of arms of Corsica
flag of Corsica
usedSinceCentury 18th century
visualFeature silhouette-style depiction
strong contrast of black head on white field

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Moor's head alsoKnownAs Moor's head of Corsica
Haute-Corse coatOfArmsFeature Moor's head of Corsica