Greater coat of arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg 2 - STICKER Vinyl Kiss-Cut Decal

A full heraldic achievement of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, with a red rampant lion on a shield held up by two gold lion supporters beneath a crown.

Visual Elements & Composition

The design is a richly coloured heraldic illustration in gold, crimson, ivory and royal blue, with a touch of green. The shield sits at the centre, its heater outline carrying the red lion. Two gold lions stand on either side as supporters, and a crown tops the composition, with the mantling framing the whole arrangement. The layered structure makes the emblem read as a single, balanced whole.

Meaning & Symbolism

The red rampant lion is the traditional charge of the Luxembourg arms and the country's chief emblem. The horizontal blue and white bands in the shield recall the arms of the House of Nassau, whose line has long been connected with the Grand Duchy. The supporters and crown place the shield within the formal language of European state heraldry, which is why the design reads as a national emblem rather than a decorative motif.

Shaped for the Surface

A kiss-cut sticker is cut around the artwork and leaves its backing intact, so the crowned shield can be placed without a square border or film around it. The gold and crimson tones stand out strongly on a laptop lid, a notebook cover or a window, and the upright shield keeps the lion clear from across the room. It suits anyone who collects European heraldry or studies the emblems of smaller states.